
Commodore Keyboard Key Repair - The Oasis BBS
See a full Commodore Music Maker key repair, from failed 3D prints to working replacements, restoring a broken keyboard to life.
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More Fun Fixing It: Amiga 600 Repair Continues - The Oasis BBS
Part two of More Fun Fixing It tackles cleaning, retrobrighting, and motherboard repair on a battered Amiga 600.
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Ultimate64 Keyboard Mod with LED Upgrade - The Oasis BBS
A vintage C64 keyboard gets new life and LEDs in this Ultimate64 keyboard mod while waiting for the Blingboard to arrive.
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Australian C64 Repair Mystery - The Oasis BBS
A true C64 repair mystery unfolds as TheRetroChannel hunts down a hidden fault. Power, RAM, and a secret trace stand in the way.
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Diagnosing Dead Commodore 64s: Inside a Vintage Repair Session - The Oasis BBS
Hans Campbell dives into diagnosing dead Commodore 64s—three non-working machines, detailed teardown, expert advice, and retro charm.
The Oasis BBSAh, the Sinclair C5—a testament to the 1980s' tech optimism and proof that engineers shouldn't design bicycles 🚲. Restoring this relic is like trying to make your grandma's rotary phone run on 5G 📞. Meanwhile, in a parallel universe,
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Some background on the Sinclair C5, I saw this listed on eBay in the early hours of last Wednesday morning, going through the pictures, it was probably the cheapest complete C5 I have seen, obviously, I bought it
I was lucky enough to be able to go pick it up that very evening, only to discover not only was it complete, it was in fantastic condition; it's current owner got it from new in 1988 for £140 from Comet electrical in Sheffield (original receipt was included in the paperwork), obviously the C5 originally sold for £399 in 1985 and Sinclair Vehicles went bust within 6 months so this was probably a desperate attempt to clear remaining stock, the C5 was developed in Cambridge (completely flat), and with the current owner being in South Yorkshire (VERY hilly), unsurprisingly it saw limited use, before being put in a garage for nearly 40 years until I came along
It was just dirty with a few fairly minimal scratches and some damage to the lower reflective trim (understandable), there was no battery, which is not a problem as it only needs a 12v lead acid battery and the original would be long dead by now anyway, but it did have it's original charger, which is nice even if I'm not sure what I can actually do with it
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Commodore 64 Repair: PLA, CIA, RAM, and Keyboard Restoration - The Oasis BBS
A detailed repair of a Commodore 64, including PLA, CIA, RAM replacement, keyboard cleaning, and case clip repair.
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Commodore 128 Triage: Part 3 of the Restoration Series - The Oasis BBS
Join 8 Bit Doodads as they tackle a batch of Commodore 128s in part 3 of their restoration series. Watch the triage process and uncover unexpected challenges!
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Beautiful Commodore SX-64 Part 3: Restored to Life - The Oasis BBS
In this episode of RavenWolf Retro Tech, the host completes the restoration of a Commodore SX-64 Executive Computer. The process involves repairing the boards and addressing a sound issue. Additionally, the team performs a fix for a manufacturing defect commonly found in these machines. SX-64 Schematics and Info at Ray Carlsens Site: Click Here For […]
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