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Are bad caps a thing? ZX Spectrum 48k rubber key repair! 

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@johndododoe1411
@johndododoe1411 Год назад
Another disadvantage of sockets is that they add extra parasitic effects on the signals, which may become a problem when running the system at 4 GHz for higher fps...
@albert_vds
@albert_vds 4 месяца назад
Today I found out that the NES games "Solar Jetman"(which I loved as a kid) is actually the 3rd in the series, where Jetpac and Lunar Jetman where the number 1 and 2 and both ZX spectrum games.
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt 4 месяца назад
I will have to give that a try!
@franciscomeza8905
@franciscomeza8905 Год назад
Thanks for posting these speccy repairs as I'm trying to have mine more functional.
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
Thanks for watching! Good luck with your repairs 😁
@captaincorleone7088
@captaincorleone7088 Год назад
Love these quick fix videos. Maybe I've been lucky but I've tried the earlier Speccy's with LCD and plasma TVs and the image was better than a portable CRT.
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
Thanks Captain! I think the one I'm using as a test screen is just not very good. My old one was great, smaller and better picture. But that one developed a fault where the earth shielding on it was at 100v 😱
@andygozzo72
@andygozzo72 Год назад
no need to disconnect the 2 modulator leads to composite mod it, you can even leave the resistor connected to get 'simultaneous' rf and composite out .. also reducing the emitter resistor of the modulator drive transistor by half can improve negative going parts of the signal as for recapping, i dont generally hold with 'blanket' recapping, its mostly unnecessary, they last better and longer than many think, dried up reset cap can cause a 'no start' issue, dried up c46 can result in fried lower ram, so i'd replace those first , maybe fit a non electrolytic instead, so should last 'forever'..
@jaycee1980
@jaycee1980 Год назад
My guess is C27 was the bugger here. This capacitor is part of the reset circuit which holds the RESET line low on power up as it charges. If it charges up too fast (due to decreased capacitance) or doesnt charge up at all, the system doesnt get reset properly.
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
I think you described exactly what was happening here. Other than that things seemed functional. The dcdc was working as expected, just wasn't starting up every time.
@marcusglassford5318
@marcusglassford5318 Год назад
How I laughed ... "That is odd ... so is your face!" Another cracking video showing that even the best of the best are always learning and refining their techniques. Everyone's human and most of us have odd faces.
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
Never stop learning! Never stop having an odd face!
@CRG
@CRG Год назад
Nice video and interesting to see a fault like that caused by dodgy caps. Its actually making me wonder about a system I'm trying to repair at present with odd behaviour, its not a spectrum but its got plenty of old caps on there...
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
Thanks Glenn 😁 Hope your fault is simple but interesting!
@SteDubya
@SteDubya Год назад
I've pulled some very bad caps out of speccys. The last one had a 22uf measure as 66uf and that computer was working!
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
I did measure some of these and they were similarly terrible
@boydsterling3193
@boydsterling3193 Год назад
Nothing as bad as that but recently had some measuring 40+!
@kwcdata
@kwcdata Год назад
Nice too see, keep up good work!! , and thanx for making me smile 🙂
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
Hey! You made me smile too! 😁
@Yesterzine
@Yesterzine Год назад
Wise man is Future Lee
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
He'll read your tealeaves if you cross his palm with a broken 8bit computer
@ChadDoebelin
@ChadDoebelin Год назад
Entertaining and educational as always!
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
Thank you Chad. I always look forward to your super positive comments :D
@JonathanAdamsGB
@JonathanAdamsGB Год назад
Great video, and very valuable for new and old enthusiasts to be mindful errors can be made! Great content as ever!
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
Thank you Jonathan 😁
@Phil-Sands
@Phil-Sands Год назад
I hope that you re-fitted the heatsink when you opened it again to check the trace.
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
Very well spotted! I did indeed fit that. 😂
@fixitalex
@fixitalex Год назад
Subscribed!
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
Thank you!
@stevesgaming7475
@stevesgaming7475 Год назад
Love these videos thank you!
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
I love that you love these videos! Thank you 😃
@mogwaay
@mogwaay Год назад
Great video. I have an old 48k wonder under the bed that last time I tested it (about 10 years ago!) It had very wobbly video out so I think it's due a recap, so got the ZXrenew kit that I need to install and do the comp mod, so your video is a nice reminder to do that! Nice tip on heating a blob to extract from the top.
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
Thank you Chris! 😁 Good luck with your Spectrum. Hopefully the cat didn't find it under the bed and use it for keeping hairballs in.
@WhatHoSnorkers
@WhatHoSnorkers Год назад
Lovely as always! Interesting stuff!
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
Thank you Snorkers!
@RetroSegaDev
@RetroSegaDev Год назад
Ouchy regarding the thumb. I hope its okay!
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
It was so quick it didn't even leave a mark! I'm invincible!
@CurtisOvard
@CurtisOvard Год назад
Another great video. Well done.
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
Thank you Curtis 😁 Another one coming tomorrow. I'm on a roll!
@CurtisOvard
@CurtisOvard Год назад
@@MoreFunMakingIt Nice.
@CurtisOvard
@CurtisOvard Год назад
@@MoreFunMakingIt I’m also glad that Jan Beta resent your message on mastodon so I could find you there.
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
Same! I'm sure eventually we'll work out how the new platform works and find everyone we need to
@SparksNZeros
@SparksNZeros Год назад
cracking vid matey :D
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
Cheers Sparks! I really enjoyed this one. I've got the other one from you in the pile for when I want to scratch my speccy itch 😋
@jaycee1980
@jaycee1980 Год назад
Just so you know, shorting the output of a 7805 to ground shouldnt kill it. They have internal short circuit protection, so they should just shut down. The voltage converter circuit may not like it though as it uses the 5V line as a reference voltage
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
Always good to know!
@EC5ABG
@EC5ABG Год назад
Muy bueno👍
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
Thank you! 😁
@RetroKrazy
@RetroKrazy Год назад
By default I generically replace the caps on all machines these days. Especially where heat has is involved...
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
I'm far too lazy and short of time to recap everything! 😂
@tenminutetokyo2643
@tenminutetokyo2643 Год назад
You must also jam in a TRS-1 2450.
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
If it was my own I certainly would! Love a Traco 😁
@aldob5681
@aldob5681 Год назад
i cut the legs before desoldering on pin at a time
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
That's absolutely the safest way.
@asleeds
@asleeds Год назад
Can you do a video on reducing jail bars on a 48k Spectrum please ? I repaired one once and no matter what I did to it (all new caps, composite mod) it had terrible jail bars.
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
If I come across a machine with that problem then sure!
@repetto74
@repetto74 Год назад
Did you miss the center screw to fix the pcb to the lower case when mounting it back? ^-^
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
That's very well spotted. It was actually missing when I opened it up!
@repetto74
@repetto74 Год назад
@@MoreFunMakingIt Nice repair video as usual. It reminds me that I still need to do a recap on one of my Speccy 48k 🙂
@watchmakerful
@watchmakerful Год назад
Isn't it easier to cut off these capacitors and then desolder their pins?
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
Sometimes!
@watchmakerful
@watchmakerful Год назад
Why is "JETPAC" without a "K"?
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
Because it's cool! Probably.
@leesmithsworkshop
@leesmithsworkshop Год назад
So it's not always the RAM ?
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
No. It's always the ram. Always!
@leesmithsworkshop
@leesmithsworkshop Год назад
@@MoreFunMakingIt Thank you for the spectrum measuring video link I will bookmark that one, perhaps you should bring it up to date with less stiff upper lip ness ? also add waveforms from the scope
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
@@leesmithsworkshop that would mean pretending I know what I'm talking about 😂
@RetrogradeScene
@RetrogradeScene Год назад
Are each of these quick repairs getting longer? are you just slowly weaning us to watch a three hour repair?
@MoreFunMakingIt
@MoreFunMakingIt Год назад
You've seen right through my plan! Now go and watch my 13 episode pinball build!
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