#KA72 amplifier – the charger part of the PSU works. The next step is USB/battery switcher, then DC/DC converter. However, the right side of the PCB may be left unpopulated, as I consider to use a dual converter and symmetric power supply for all the blocks.

My T12 soldering station lost some of its self-adhesive rubber feet. Let's print something more robust, it will be fixed with two screws. Of course I need to print two such items.

Synchronising a few projects in different development stages is challenging. I have a set of PCBs for KA56 keyboard in the PCB factory basket already. But I wait for updated version od KA02 PCBs (new PCMCIA sockets and plugs) so if there are any fixes to be made I will order new versions together. I also wait for KA72 amplifier prototype power section PCB. Monday is going to be a busy day...

My PiStormed Amiga 600 needs a new keyboard badly... A project has been started.

KA59 keyboards can have any language layout.

Keycaps arrived from printing. A few more KA59 keyboards will be ready soon.

Increased stock of KA47 IDE adapters a bit today.

Nothing happens today. Just some boring assembly work.

My Amiga 600 has now a few more graphics modes. And 1.8 GB of really fast RAM.

Hand soldering these PCMCIA connectors requires some patience and skill. This is a part of KA37 angle PCMCIA adapter. Covered with flux at the moment, but an ultrasonic cleaner will take care of it, after final assembly. Just soldered a batch of them.