PCBWay
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A dodgy cartridge bent the pins in this Atari Jaguar’s cartridge slot, a repair I was told was nine out of ten difficulty. I desolder the old slot pin by pin and fit a new Molex connector.
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The Kung Fu Flash is Kim Jørgensen’s open source cartridge emulator for the Commodore 64, sold ready made by The Future Was 8 Bit. I open it up, test disk, PRG and CRT files, and update the firmware.
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Replacing the official Dreamcast BIOS with a Japanese Cake custom BIOS: full teardown, hot air chip removal, a lifted pad repair, hand soldering, two extra wires and a look at what the new BIOS can do.
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The Sega Master System II only outputs RF. I build Tor-Eirik Bakke Lunde’s small composite board, wire it to the Sony CXA1145P, fit three RCA sockets to the case and test it.
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Our second look at the Amstrad CPC 464 found in the woods. I cut out rusted screws, remove every chip including the ULA, and fight corroded joints to see whether the board can be saved.