Recapacitorisation is the future of the end of all technology, as we fall deeper into the world of multi-layer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs), I like to … Continue reading
Category: Repairs
Super Nintendo 1CHIP with No Sound – Part 3 Bypassing S-MIX Chip
You know what? Just forget it S-MIX, you’re out of the equation now! Sure something might catch fire … Continue reading
Super Nintendo 1CHIP with No Sound – Part 2 Final Capacitors
The final capacitors enter the scene and will determine whether we have succeeded or failed… Watch on to see … Continue reading
Super Nintendo 1CHIP with No Sound – Part 1 Capacitor Replacement
Today we’re sneaking around inside a Super Nintendo. This one appears to be a PAL unit and we’re going … Continue reading
Microsoft Xbox OG Kasumi Blue TSOP Preparation
Oh my lovely Kasumi Blue, we have long since parted ways but fond memories still remain to this day. In … Continue reading
HEX1GON’s Xbox OG
You’ve got to love the community, I picked up an Xbox OG or three from Hex of Assembler Games a few years back, while it … Continue reading
Nintendo 64 Loose Controller Socket
Controller sockets losing their connection, is there anything worse? You’re in the middle of a slam dunk or a race car race and wham! No … Continue reading
Super Nintendo (SNES) Electrolytic SMD Capacitor Replacement
Not too far around the corner is always another Super Nintendo. In this video we recap the Electrolytic SMD capacitors since they are … Continue reading
Apple MacBook Air (13-inch, Mid 2013) Repair
My “w” and return key on my brand new (enough) MacBook Air are showing signs of the Keyboard Service Program for MacBook, MacBook … Continue reading
Sega TeraDrive Model 3 – Faulty Power Supply (Part 6)
It’s important to know your limits and when to walk away. With that, I think we’re about done with the Sega … Continue reading
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