01:13:12

I got stuck trying to fix this 40 year old RAM card (AST MegaPlus II)

01:17:48

Let's go treasure hunting in "mystery box #2"

41:01

Another broken Mac Plus with some odd symptoms

01:10:15

Finding an intermittent fault on the Book8088 & adding external CGA output

01:04:25

I know nothing about the Sega Master System. Let's fix this one.

01:19:31

PC Archeology: The plasma screen is probably the best thing about Schneider PC 7640

51:30

Another cheap scope: $18, shipped! (FNIRSI DSO152)

46:31

Using visual clues to figure out which chips are bad

41:37

A Mac Classic with 4mb of RAM without using the RAM expansion card

41:24

I've got a pile of broken C64s, let's fix a couple!

01:01:29

The troublesome Mac Classic and Classic II are finally working! (stuck at 512k fix)

01:03:04

Not so fast! I hit some road blocks fixing the Mac Classic

57:40

Three unknown Macs: Let's get them working again #repair

01:18:09

PC Archeology: Let's explore the Samsung S5200 and attempt a repair on the gas plasma screen

01:16:55

What mysterious retro goodies can we find inside these boxes?

45:22

This Acorn Electron won't load anything from tape #repair

49:33

Does this dead "laptop" have a gas plasma display? Let's try to revive it to find out! Samsung S5200

01:06:07

Restoring a Commodore 1702 monitor using a main board from 2023

01:00:18

I was shocked at what was keeping this Acorn Electron from working (Acorn Electron Repair)

49:15

I did everything wrong when fully testing this C128D

46:59

PC Archeology: Not just another normal IBM PC XT clone (Handwell PC-401)

50:28

Overclocking this Mac to the limit using scrap parts and period correct mods

01:04:18

From Death's doorstep to alive again: I really love this Field Found Amiga 500

55:17

The Field Found Amiga 500 broke again and it was all my fault!

53:38

This Amiga 500 was left outside for years. Let's try to revive it!

01:01:15

Testing and repairing a mysterious Amiga "art project"

57:54

PC Archeology: A left for Dead IBM PC 5150 with a treasure hiding inside 🕷

52:24

Let's fix a dead VARTA ravaged 486 motherboard

20:25

What have I done? I hope I made the right decision!

35:27

The PicoGUS: An ingenious multifunction ISA sound card

40:25

From junk to awesome: Fixing an old monitor by swapping the CRT

01:01:53

PC archeology: The Leading Edge MP-2400L doesn't exist

01:02:38

Apple II+ clone repair: The sweet taste of success!

01:15:06

Apple II+ clone repair: It was one of my most difficult

53:17

Apple II+ clone repair: I thought this would be easy... I was wrong

01:16:03

Tech archeology: The frustrating experience of trying to identify mystery cards

01:04:40

Tech archeology: Exploring mysterious computer parts

55:17

I replaced the main board of this TV with brand new parts made in 2023!

33:30

The Mac Plus had modern multi monitor support in 1986 and I got it working!

33:06

Atari 800XL repair: Black screen at power up

49:56

Tektronix 2445: My first vintage oscilloscope repair attempt

34:08

The VIC-II Kawari is a game changer for the NTSC Commodore 64

54:58

IBM PC 5150 repair: the motherboard lives!

42:25

IBM PC 5150 repair: The motherboard doesn't have the typical faults

01:07:16

BBC Master mods and improvememts

57:06

Five bad Commodore 64s. One hour. All fixed!

53:07

Refurbishing the BBC Master 128

01:04:47

I figured out exactly what's wrong with my Toshiba CRT TV (20AF41)

52:08

BBC Master 128: The evolved 8-bit computer from Acorn

01:00:53

Commander X16 technical deep dive

51:53

Macintosh Plus power supply troubleshooting and repair

54:15

PC archeology: The PC Partner by Leading Technology

31:08

Macintosh Plus black screen repair

01:05:13

Fixing and improving Apple II 80 column cards

55:16

Fixing two stubborn 5 1/4" disk drives (and a bad keyboard)

38:08

The Franklin Ace 1200 was a semi-legal Apple II clone #repair

33:23

A software defined VGA and Z80 card for your Apple II (V2 Analog)

39:51

Sakhr AX-230: An Arabic MSX

01:03:51

PC archeology: Treasure hunting inside old PCs

58:11

I need to follow my own advice with this Amiga 500