Today, we’re having a look around the internals of the first Mega Drive (HAA-2510), the model 1 VA0. There’s … Continue reading
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The Mickey Mouse Watch
Ah yes, the Mickey Mouse watch from my childhood. It broke down a long time ago and never got repaired. As it turns out, these watches … Continue reading
Dial-up on Windows 95 on the MiSTer FPGA
I can’t believe it worked. I switched from Prolific PL2303 to an FTDI FT232RL USB to serial cable which was recognised natively by the … Continue reading
Australian Red Cross Lifeblood – Donations in 2020
I always enjoy giving blood, mostly because I like the pretzels afterwards. Maybe there’s more to it than that though as … Continue reading
Holden VY Commodore Car Repair: Chapter 5 – Cabin Temperature Sensor Replacement
The final video in the series of the trusty VY Commodore. We revisit the cabin temperature sensor and … Continue reading
Holden VY Commodore Car Repair: Chapter 4 – Key Programming with the KF200
These car keys with batteries in them are ticking time bombs. Batteries do not last forever and … Continue reading
Holden VY Commodore Car Repair: Chapter 3 – Locating the Cabin Temperature Sensor
Amongst all the trinkets inside the car behind the steering wheel lies an ambient temperature sensor for … Continue reading
Holden VY Commodore Car Repair: Chapter 2 – Vacuum Actuator
Never saw myself as much of a mechanic, but here I am replacing a vacuum actuator in a motor vehicle … Continue reading
Holden VY Commodore Car Repair: Chapter 1 – The Handbrake
Never saw myself as much of a mechanic, but here I am replacing a handbrake in a motor vehicle. This … Continue reading
Internal Inspection of the Sega Mega Modem HAA-2951
The Sega Mega Modem, Model HAA-2951, sure was cutting edge technology for 1990. While it never made it out of Japan it … Continue reading
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