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Atari 2600 woody “Light sixer”

Following a couple of successful Atari 2600 junior repairs, and given how much I enjoyed playing Atari games, I wanted[…]

I have a couple of ZX81’s both of which have been modded to output composite video. With the first one[…]

If you have followed the previous three posts then you will know that I have been cleaning and fixing an[…]

With the basic console working – I guessed the colour fix was likely to be the variable resistor that fine-tunes[…]

In part 1, I mostly ignored the Atari console as I honestly believed that it was not worth the trouble.[…]

Retro gamers will know that all joysticks are not the same; different consoles use different pin-outs – despite having the[…]

In part 1 I cleaned and repaired my Atari 2600 Jnr; the result looked really good but it still needed[…]

Having been a Spectrum owner back in the day I never experienced the C64, but have watched numerous being fixed[…]

Diagnostics cards are an essential weapon in the retro fixers toolkit. I have quite a few different diagnostics cards for[…]

While fixing previous spectrums I bought a cheap motherboard in poor condition to use for spares. I knew it was[…]