AmiCube progress and ReAmiga 1200 

Amazing work, this Is art!! Thx for sharing!

Magical progress! Very interesting to see the assembly machine 😊

Keep up the great work Ranko. Can't wait for a version 1.

Great stuff! I know it’s not as big of a market, but I hope you someday consider making an FPGA Amiga board with rear ports and a floppy port in the A1200 form factor. That way a person could order one of the new A1200 cases now being manufactured from molds, install your board, a floppy drive, and build or buy a keyboard to have a complete A1200 FPGA. I will probably buy one of your boards and make one of these by modifying it.

Great vid thanks for posting👍

Thank you. Great work. Great Video.

Nice!

4 joystick ports is a must

Nice work !

When the custom chips NOS finally runs out, fpga is the only way. Perhaps someone could make replacement chipset ICs using fpga on a castillated PCB as a drop in replacement for the PLCC ICs. That would extend the life of existing Amigas. I'm sure someone somewhere is already considering doing this or have done it already. I know the keyboard MCU was already done using a atmel microcontroller. I've soldered my own ReAmiga board by hand and thought of it as some kind of rite of passage lol! It feels great to have built one by my own sweat, blood and tears. It's crazy expensive though, I think I've spent upwards of 800 euros for one machine (I got parts for 2). Hopefully your projects will bring down the price or keep it from raising to keep it more accessible.

if the AmiCube board has the capability of using a real floppy drive, a ide harddrive and the ability to use a real amiga keyboard I will absolutely be buying one.

Is the Minimig AGA core used in the AmiCube F1200? I would love to see an update on the F1200 and hear when it will be available for purchase. Thank you!

I have 1 question only, will you implement a Zorro Bus Interface? If so you have a customer eagerly waiting!

When the pick and place machine places the component on top, is it soldered right then or like you describe on the bottom it's held in place by a kind of glue that I assume has solder that will melt in the re-flow stage?

I don't understand why you didn't integrate the trap door ram board onto the main board and eliminate the dodgy connector.

What's the thing @11:24 ? A project planned for later ?

It's a great video. I just hope to point out the great work of hyperion is done on back of unpaid developers. It's not a thing they are owning them (at least I hope not) they're just working for free.

Are you Selling this PCB. Can I post you a A1200 keyboard and case? I am based in Australia!