Anyone get that Oliver! reference in the title of this video? We check over the original findings when I first took the … Continue reading
Category: Sega
Aiwa Sega Mega-CD CSD-GM1 (Part 2: Volume Check)
Here’s the test of whether the caps fixed the first of two problems – very low volume.… Continue reading
Aiwa Sega Mega-CD CSD-GM1 01-01 Mainboard (Part 1: Capacitor Replacement)
Electrolytic capacitors are notorious for wearing out and breaking down after 15-20 years. Here we have a great example, recapping an … Continue reading
Aiwa Mega-CD Game Unit BIOS Chip Socket Install & Trace Repair
Here we are with the Aiwa Game Unit again and we are onto attempting the repair. It actually … Continue reading
Aiwa Mega-CD Game Unit BIOS Chip Socket
Well, the me of the past didn’t do such a good job of removing that BIOS chip… but the good news is, we … Continue reading
Sega TeraDrive WDL-330P Hard Drive Capacitor Replacement
One day I’ll use surface mounted electrolytic capacitors… one day, just not today! Close call on the most faulty (bad blocks!) of all … Continue reading
Sega TeraDrive WDL-330P Hard Drive Overview
Just some poking around at how these hard drives were put together, nothing terribly exciting but figured the internet should have more on these … Continue reading
Sega Sophia Target Box – Factory Settings for PAL
Here’s some notes from my work on the Sega / Cross Systems Sophia. Please note that if no video is showing it might be worth switching the NTSC / PAL switch to NTSC (OFF) as there were some issues from … Continue reading
Glitching on Western Technologies Sega Dev Card
Here we have a quick look at a Western Technologies Sega Development Card – Something went wrong… a poor connection … Continue reading
Western Technologies Sega Dev Card Demo Code
Here’s a quick look at some demo code. There’s also source code, so once I work out how to compile the code… I’ll … Continue reading
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