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Aidan Norton
Aidan Norton


from
Tullamore, Ireland


wrote on February 11, 2024

Hi Adrian, Just recently found you on YouTube and have spent the past few weeks catching up with your back catalogue. What an amazing thing to be doing, saving parts of our history for the future. It’s amazing how far the tech has come on and the even more rapid progress in recent years. Keep up the good work.
Hi Adrian,

Just recently found you on YouTube and have spent the past few weeks catching up with your back catalogue. What an amazing thing to be doing, saving parts of our history for the future. It’s amazing how far the tech has come on and the even more rapid progress in recent years. Keep up the good work…. Collapse

Mike Killingbeck
Mike Killingbeck


wrote on February 4, 2024

Hi Adrian! Been a watcher of your channel for awhile. Found you a few years ago while going through hard times, you've always been my go-to guy for relaxing before bed. I had started working on my own project – after I found you – to revive AOL of the 90's. I began black boxing AOL3.0 from 95 and have since created a server compatible with the clients of that time. (P3OL – FKA Re-AOL) You'll have your own keyword area as you inspired me to enjoy tinkering! Thanks.
Hi Adrian! Been a watcher of your channel for awhile. Found you a few years ago while going through hard times, you've always been my go-to guy for relaxing before bed. I had started working on my own project – after I found you – to revive AOL of the 90's. I began black boxing AOL3.0 from 95 and have since created a server compatible with the clients of that time. (P3OL – FKA Re-AOL) You'll have your own keyword area as you inspired me to enjoy tinkering! Thanks…. Collapse

Scott Lewis
Scott Lewis


wrote on January 21, 2024

Hi Adrian, Love your YouTube channel. I especially like your repair videos. I’m more interested in Apple but I enjoy watching the Commodore 64 repairs. I’m here looking for what tools you use.
Hi Adrian,

Love your YouTube channel. I especially like your repair videos. I’m more interested in Apple but I enjoy watching the Commodore 64 repairs. I’m here looking for what tools you use…. Collapse

Rune Stephenson
Rune Stephenson


from
Langley Mill, UK


wrote on January 18, 2024

I'm a geek for life, did my first code sat on my Dads knee at 6 years old, on C64 in 1982 and never looked back! But It took Adrian for to learn how it actually works, I've learned so much and finally gained insight into what happens to make my app come alive! Adrian is my Hero and Sensei! Unsure if I will ever be able to thank him properly, but one day I hope that I will be able to afford to ship him my own Mini Mail Call! Peace ❤️
I'm a geek for life, did my first code sat on my Dads knee at 6 years old, on C64 in 1982 and never looked back!

But It took Adrian for to learn how it actually works, I've learned so much and finally gained insight into what happens to make my app come alive!

Adrian is my Hero and Sensei!

Unsure if I will ever be able to thank him properly, but one day I hope that I will be able to afford to ship him my own Mini Mail Call!

Peace ❤️… Collapse

Colin de Grussa
Colin de Grussa


from
Perth, Australia


wrote on December 18, 2023

Love watching Adrian’s work. Still have my OG c64 from 1985 and thoroughly enjoy the repair videos!
Love watching Adrian’s work. Still have my OG c64 from 1985 and thoroughly enjoy the repair videos!… Collapse

Leon sugden
Leon sugden


from
Leeds. Uk


wrote on November 26, 2023

Excellent channel been watching for awhile now keep up the good work
Excellent channel been watching for awhile now keep up the good work… Collapse

Matt Krupp
Matt Krupp


from
Allendale


wrote on November 24, 2023

Recently found your channel on YouTube and love watching your videos, as being a child of the 80’s so many of your videos bring back the nostalgic feeling of using a Commodore 64 at my parents house or using a Commodore Pet at school. Keep up the great work!
Recently found your channel on YouTube and love watching your videos, as being a child of the 80’s so many of your videos bring back the nostalgic feeling of using a Commodore 64 at my parents house or using a Commodore Pet at school.

Keep up the great work!… Collapse

Jon de Mesquita
Jon de Mesquita


from
Dallas


wrote on November 8, 2023

Hi Adrian, keep up the interesting work! Are you aware the 68764 EPROM is a drop in replacement for the 5150 masked ROM? No adapter needed. I worked at Mostek in the Telecom department and I was wondering if you realize that some 4116 RAMs require other voltage in addition to +5? The MK4116 was a 5 volt only device but not so with the original Texas Instrument device. Maybe that is why you have some failed RAM. I have the company data books if needed. I enjoy watching your videos!
Hi Adrian, keep up the interesting work!
Are you aware the 68764 EPROM is a drop in replacement for the 5150 masked ROM? No adapter needed.

I worked at Mostek in the Telecom department and I was wondering if you realize that some 4116 RAMs require other voltage in addition to +5? The MK4116 was a 5 volt only device but not so with the original Texas Instrument device. Maybe that is why you have some failed RAM. I have the company data books if needed.
I enjoy watching your videos!… Collapse

Cengiz Han
Cengiz Han


from
Cologne


wrote on November 6, 2023

Hi Adrian, love to watch your videos. Thank you for sharing them. Good luck for your future!
Hi Adrian, love to watch your videos. Thank you for sharing them.
Good luck for your future!… Collapse

Chris White
Chris White


from
Napier New Zealand


wrote on October 14, 2023

Love your videos and watching them
Love your videos and watching them… Collapse

DExUS
DExUS


from
Trnava, Slovakia


wrote on October 14, 2023

I love your content, keep it up.
I love your content, keep it up…. Collapse

Paul Steinbach
Paul Steinbach


from
Stratford, Ontario, Canada


wrote on September 19, 2023

Just wanted to say I'm really enjoying the videos on the illegal Apple clone – I have one of those! Mine even has the same shortcut hotkeys for AppleSoft commands. I'm the original owner of mine – it never had a badge, and contain a shameless ripoff of the original ROMs. Bought around 1980/1981.
Just wanted to say I'm really enjoying the videos on the illegal Apple clone – I have one of those! Mine even has the same shortcut hotkeys for AppleSoft commands. I'm the original owner of mine – it never had a badge, and contain a shameless ripoff of the original ROMs. Bought around 1980/1981…. Collapse

Gerry Corcoran
Gerry Corcoran


from
Almonte, Ontario, Canada


wrote on September 15, 2023

Just wanted to say I love your videos and they've served as real inspiration for me to learn more about restoring old electronics. Didn't get the chance to say hi at VCF Midwest, but keep up the great work!
Just wanted to say I love your videos and they've served as real inspiration for me to learn more about restoring old electronics. Didn't get the chance to say hi at VCF Midwest, but keep up the great work!… Collapse

Derek Mazer
Derek Mazer


from
Tulare


wrote on September 4, 2023

Just wanted to reach out and share how much I enjoy your videos.
Just wanted to reach out and share how much I enjoy your videos…. Collapse

Larry McKee
Larry McKee


from
Pennsville


wrote on July 28, 2023

Just wanted to thank you for all the videos! I am a Commodore fan that grew up on the C64. Your videos covering Commodore systems have been extremely helpful in my recent hobby of restoring these incredible systems!
Just wanted to thank you for all the videos! I am a Commodore fan that grew up on the C64. Your videos covering Commodore systems have been extremely helpful in my recent hobby of restoring these incredible systems!… Collapse

Leonard Averyt
Leonard Averyt


from
Rhome


wrote on July 15, 2023

My wife thinks that we are doppelgangers, lol I have been in electronics and Home Computers. Started with Radio Shack Model 1 with the expansion unit. Then worked with Apple II. My first purchased computer was a VIC20 and on and on… Love your content and watch almost nothing but You Tube vids.
My wife thinks that we are doppelgangers, lol
I have been in electronics and Home Computers.
Started with Radio Shack Model 1 with the expansion unit.
Then worked with Apple II.
My first purchased computer was a VIC20 and on and on…
Love your content and watch almost nothing but You Tube vids…. Collapse

John R Wilbur
John R Wilbur


from
Groveland


wrote on July 10, 2023

Hi Adrian, I saw your video on the Sup R Terminal 80 column card that I designed and patented the VBC video control to keep people from copying it for a bit. I still have a working 80 column card in the attic, along with the wirewrap prototype that I showed to Jobs and Woz, who both sanctioned it and helped sales by including our Ad in every one of their computers sold. I have the original schematic around if you want to see it. I am now getting ready to release a Android Cell Signal Nav App.
Hi Adrian,
I saw your video on the Sup R Terminal 80 column card that I designed and patented the VBC video control to keep people from copying it for a bit. I still have a working 80 column card in the attic, along with the wirewrap prototype that I showed to Jobs and Woz, who both sanctioned it and helped sales by including our Ad in every one of their computers sold. I have the original schematic around if you want to see it. I am now getting ready to release a Android Cell Signal Nav App…. Collapse

Damon Lehr
Damon Lehr


from
Sandy


wrote on July 1, 2023

Hi and Good Day to you Mr. Black. Really enjoying your channels on YouTube a lot! I'm a TRS-80 fan and collector and its very nice and fun to see you tinker and comment on all those board mods!!! (I'm still smiling). Life is good isn't it? Take care of that shoulder so we can see more heavy TRS-80 and Coco stuff hit the bench. Keep up the good work and I promise not to send foam peanuts or disintegrating foam particles in any packages! Ha! Peace from ABC Heating & Cooling.
Hi and Good Day to you Mr. Black. Really enjoying your channels on YouTube a lot! I'm a TRS-80 fan and collector and its very nice and fun to see you tinker and comment on all those board mods!!! (I'm still smiling). Life is good isn't it? Take care of that shoulder so we can see more heavy TRS-80 and Coco stuff hit the bench. Keep up the good work and I promise not to send foam peanuts or disintegrating foam particles in any packages! Ha! Peace from ABC Heating & Cooling…. Collapse

Stephen Hinkle
Stephen Hinkle


from
Orange, CA


wrote on July 1, 2023

I really like your videos. You have a passion for retro computers and older hardware. Neat to find out how things work. P.S. I also read a rumor somewhere that Adrian's Digital Basement appears to be based in Oregon.
I really like your videos. You have a passion for retro computers and older hardware. Neat to find out how things work.

P.S. I also read a rumor somewhere that Adrian's Digital Basement appears to be based in Oregon…. Collapse

Eric Balch
Eric Balch


from
San Diego


wrote on June 26, 2023

Adrian, I was just watching "Retrobrighting worked well … until it didn't (Atari ST 520)" — first off, loved the video and content. I was LOLing though because I was so excited to see the monitor stand under the SM1224 monitor — I had EXACTLY the same one back in the day (and possibly still in my garage). I think I got it at Radio Shack. Anyway, more Atari content please 😉
Adrian,
I was just watching "Retrobrighting worked well … until it didn't (Atari ST 520)" — first off, loved the video and content. I was LOLing though because I was so excited to see the monitor stand under the SM1224 monitor — I had EXACTLY the same one back in the day (and possibly still in my garage). I think I got it at Radio Shack. Anyway, more Atari content please ;-)… Collapse