Easy replacement of the Commodore Amiga Mouse push-buttons.
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Commodore 64 (ASSY 250407) Repair
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Commodore Amiga 500 (ASSY 312510) Repair
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Commodore Amiga 600 – External Floppy Drive as DF0.
This mod is very easy, just follow the schematic attached to this post.
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Texas Instruments TI-99/4 Fixed
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The problem are the pins oxidized of the power switch, i have sprayed R-11 and the problem it’s disappeared completely.
I left turned on the computer for more than 2 hours and i have made a 50 x power cycle (ON/OFF) and the problem is no longer appeared.
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I thought there had to be a VDP RAM problem with a diagnosis made remotely without having the TI-99/4 in the laboratory.
To avoid using the lame RF modulator i have used a standard Commodore 64 composite cable that works very well with a NTSC composite video output.
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Commodore 64G repaired (1 of 2)
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Commodore 64 repaired (2 of 2)
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Some new games or tools (Cracked / Trained or Unrealeased) for Commodore 64 have been released from your favorites groups.
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Download: All Games in One Archive (3696)
source: csdb.dk
Sorry, this entry is only available in Italian.
The Japanese Commodore 64 was introduced in the 1983.
The Hardware somewhat different (and incompatible) Kernal and BASIC to accomodate Japanese katakana characters, 46 total (plus punctuation, diacritics, etc.); many graphic characters replaced in the Char ROM with the new Japanese characters.
Breadbox case and original brown keycaps; SHIFT-LOCK replaced with C= LOCK for the purpose of getting at the katakana; modified keycaps to show the new characters with the colour keys no longer present and the remaining graphic characters significantly rearranged.
Machine started up in English but different colour scheme and only 36863 bytes free; see screenshot. Both Markus and On the Edge remember the original screen as black on pink, but the screenshot and corresponding ROM definitely aren’t.
Graphics and Sound Identical to the breadbox 64.
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Directly from the collection of a dear friend “Andrea Pierdomenico” the Commodore 64 with the wrong key.
The factory was wrong to print the “8″ key but only the upper label and not the front label. I did not find any articles on the net that talks about this keyboard, the only one in the world?
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The High Voltage SID Collection (HVSC) is a freeware hobby project which organises Commodore 64 music (also known as SID music) into an archive for both musicians and fans alike.
The work on the collection is done completely in the Team and contributors’ spare time and is proudly one of the largest and most accurate computer music collections known.
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source: www.hvsc.c64.org
Commodore 64C (ASSY 250469) Repair (1 of 2)
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Commodore 64C (ASSY 250469) Repair (2 of 2)
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Commodore 64 (ASSY 250407) Repair (1 of 2)
This Commodore 64 has been already repaired in years past.
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Commodore 64 (ASSY 250425) Repair (2 of 2)
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Cleaning Tape and User port connectors.
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I have sacrificed a Floppy Disk Drive Commodore VIC 1541 to give a new look to a Floppy Disk Drive Commodore 2031 (IEEE-488).
It ‘s not been an easy job, but i’d say the result is very good.
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Commodore Amiga 500+ (Battery Acid Leaked) Repair
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