Here we have some video of the Amstrad Mega PC, which has been upgraded to the Amstrad Mega PC Plus (or the Amstrad … Continue reading
Category: IBM PC
Sega TeraDrive – Retrofitting a Mean Well PT-65B PSU
Lately I’ve noticed folk have been replacing their TeraDrive power supplies either due to failure or needing 220v power in place of a big transformer sitting on their desk, I’m the latter. In the following photos we have the TeraDrive … Continue reading
The Birth of Eleventy7.net
WordPress does not like working with darknets due to something, something. What were those somethings? I’ve already forgotten. However, it has led me on a new journey to create eleventy7.net – not the hip Christian rock band or anything to … Continue reading
Sega TeraDrive Power Supply Problems
One of the reasons I have two of everything was originally for solving this exact type of problem, unfortunately it only helps to a module level, not component. So I have two Sega TeraDrives, one a model 2 with dual … Continue reading
Sega TeraDrive Model 3 – Faulty Power Supply (Part 2)
Part two reveals an interesting bit of information. I think we’ve found what the symptom is, now we have to find … Continue reading
Configuring an XTIDE / XT-CF-Lite for the Sega TeraDrive
This is quite a long video, some things that just didn’t go the right way caused it to drag on and … Continue reading
Sega TeraDrive Model 3 – Faulty Power Supply (Part 1)
Today we start a journey of TeraDrive power supply repair, as you can see the current (ha!) power supply is not … Continue reading
IBM Model M Keyboard Frenzy (10x Multiplier!)
The final frenzy in a long line of chaotic madness. I hope you enjoyed, we’ll return to our regular scheduled program on Friday … Continue reading
IBM Model M Keyboard Frenzy (5x Multiplier!)
You guessed it, more Model M madness! The soundtrack is available from SoundCloud. Enjoy and stay tuned for the final in this … Continue reading
IBM Model M Keyboard Frenzy (1x Multiplier)
We start off nice and simple with just one keyboard. Next video in about 12 hours is five keyboards… then the finale with … Continue reading
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