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Bennet
from
Öhringen, Germany
wrote on January 8, 2025
And hello Adrian, just checking by to say that I absolutely love watching your videos! I think its amazing how you diagnose and fix all of these old machines and just wanted to say thank you a lot for all of this exciting content. Keep it up! :D… Collapse
Chris Lythall
from
Sheffield UK
wrote on December 10, 2024
I'm a huge C64 fan and now able to repair them. I now have two oscilloscopes and you are to blame lol. Thank you so much for what you do.
A true artist. When it comes to the Commodore 64 I tell people "I've got a guy" and it's you. Amazing!
Thank you so much.
Have a great Xmas
Kind regards
Chris… Collapse
Kyle Fassbinder
from
Concord
wrote on December 3, 2024
Kyle Fassbinder
P.S. I hope you're able to keep your blood sugar intact!… Collapse
Vincent Miceli
from
Elma, NY
wrote on December 2, 2024
Weasel
from
Orange County, CA, USA
wrote on November 21, 2024
Paul Alexander
from
Denver
wrote on November 12, 2024
RIchard
from
Toronto
wrote on November 8, 2024
Keith Townsend
from
Garland, TX
wrote on October 7, 2024
Jerome K.
from
Riverside, CA
wrote on September 12, 2024
Carlos Wagner
from
Sãoo Luis-MA, BR
wrote on September 8, 2024
I just love your videos and remembered and learned a lot while enjoy then.
Unfortunately we don't have a retro computing scene here in my city and it's hard to get old "junkie" hardware to repair.
I have a Microdigital TK-2000, an MicroProfessor II clone in a Atari 1200XL shell and I'm little afraid to break it, but someday I'll take courage and tray bring it alive.
Live long and prosper…. Collapse
Eric James
from
Elgin, IL
wrote on September 7, 2024
Eric Badger
from
Hayden, ID
wrote on September 7, 2024
David Small
from
Southampton ON, Canada
wrote on July 29, 2024
About time for me to swing through some of your more challenging C64 clean-up/repairs videos! Thanks for your content!… Collapse
David Peterson
from
Spanish Fork
wrote on July 26, 2024
mkl
wrote on July 14, 2024
I had a CP3044, that didnt work ok w/ Amiga 600.
Maybe CP3044 "lies" it's default "default translation", mixing 4 heads with 2.
On PC maybe fixed in bios.
Adapted an amiga ide driver: if HDD is cp3044 -> adjust heads #.
https://www.mklboards.fi/ide/a500ide.html
Also: IDE IORDY pin 27 low? Don't remember checking it, but maybe been the reason for drive was extremely slow on A600. Maybe also half the size for the heads param. issue…. Collapse
David
from
Los Angeles
wrote on June 14, 2024
https://www.pcjs.org/software/pcx86/util/other/flickerfree/1.0/
https://winworldpc.com/product/flickerfree/10… Collapse
Paul Campbell
from
Murray Bridge South Australia
wrote on June 6, 2024
Kind Regards… Collapse
Thomas Leibold
from
Sunnyvale, CA
wrote on June 3, 2024
TronNerd82
from
South Carolina
wrote on June 2, 2024
Hope everyone reading this comment has a great day, and, if you celebrate it, a happy Pride month! 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
Much love to all from South Carolina…. Collapse
Henrik Högberg (Henry Highmountain)
from
Ryssby, Sweden
wrote on June 2, 2024