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This discussion is a testament to the power of curiosity and dialogue to transcend boundaries. It's a beacon of enlightenment.💖

Does anyone know if I can use an ASIC from a VA4 model for the donor or only the VA1? They both have a single ASIC, but it looks like the VA4 may be wired differently

😊 never knew that's how it's done. Do you have a degree or just learned this your self......thanks mate

Incredible dude, this is great. Fatastic job

Can't wait for the results!

Nice!

Only just started watching your videos over the last few days. I think you are doing a great job and hope you keep going.

Great repair

He is truely good. Didn't know that there were ppl having a Lynx in France. I had one there, from my Swiss uncle, but nobody knew that thing and nobody did care... tgey were all game boy afficionados. With a Lynx you were lonely. But for me, the Lynx was and still is the better one 😁

Brilliant

I've always wanted to see how this worked! Thanks Luke 😮

I dropped you a message on Facebook buddy maybe your able to assist

I have the same problem but i dont have this istrument for check if there Is data on the Chips...how i can find the broken trace? Plz help ...

Great to see how it’s done👍🏻.

I would never have thought it was like that, the technique is great

Love this video, my Gameboy advance won’t turn on. I cleaned the power switch and checked the fuse and also the blue inductor. There is all 3v but if I turn the switch on the light is just flickering and goes off, it does the same if i turn the switch into off position. What should I can do?

Outstanding

I don't have a lynx didn't want one as a kid, I do want to collect one now though, Just for the tinkering repair of a broken. Will you be filming in portrait mode anytime soon Luke...

400 volts ?, am I miss hearing what your saying ?

We learn from you Luke 👏

Very informative video👍🏻

Your work humbles me every time. Always impressive. Thank you very much for sharing 🤘

hey luke I have a relatively similar situation to this in that I have a sega nomad that I attempted to recap. I got most all of them successfully recapped but there's about 4-5 that I think I did a jank job of replacing and as a result the LCD no longer powers on. I got a lcd mod replacement and am wanting to get a lazer bear battery. If I sent you all that stuff to your shop how much would it run roughly? i know typical restoration on your site lists 80 dollars but Id imagine it'd be more for the added parts. If you'd prefer to PM me feel free to! anyways happy to see you uploading new stuff and I've been very curious about seeing more of the in's and out's of the pc engine duo r's. It's actually the model I've been wanting to get my hands on.

Just found your products, and will be buying a GBA off you guys when funds allow. Just a query regarding bringing these classics in to the 21st century. Any chance of Bluetooth audio? I'm no electronics expert so i'm not sure what is involved in such things but if it is possible, it's certainly something I would buy and pay to have installed!

Great video! Is there a reason why the kit include capacitors with higher capacitance than the original caps?

Great! Thank you.

What did the oscilloscope show for the crystal?

I had to reverse a PAL mod on an American SNES found in Thailand. Also had to do it for a Japanese 1chip-01 SFC and multiple JP Megadrives.

Omg. I needed this. There are videos on video mods but none comparing the available solutions. Might be good to purchase and compare against yours. Looking to buy yours now.

You didn't show how to get rid of the dot crawl like you said 😂 Absolutely love the clear pcb. I think you should go clear for as many of your mods as you can

Looking really nice. Anything in the works for the Atari 7800?

Excellent work! I have several model SNES consoles and would love to test one. If not a test model then I'll definitely buy the final version. Please keep us up to date on this one, and if you do pre-orders :)

Saving this to my DIY playlist so when I'm a multi-hundredaire in the distant future, I can afford to repair and mod my treasured game tech. Until then, I can dream and learn.

I'm having a weird problem with my childhood SNES. It randomly acts like the start button has been pressed mid game even though I hadn't touched it. I'm using 2 first party controllers that work fine on another SNES I have, I've swapped out the controller ports (including ribbon) and it still does it. Have you ever seen this before? And if so, is there any info you could give me on how to track down and fix the problem?

That final result is awesome, great work Luke as always 👏

Brilliant, thank you for the great content and selflessly helping others

Hey buddy, what happened to the audio???

Wow looks great👍🏻.

Beautiful 😍

buenisima.. se super la calidad de imagen.. cuando este listo esperare.. para ver que modelos saldra ese super rgb.. mod.. atento al prototipo final

i have super famicom and i play on crt via rgb (converted to component)... will i see difference? how much does it cost and when will it be available?

What is that fluid at 31:24??

Is version 3.1.1 out now?

Another K-tip fan I see.

Very impressive and the picture quality vastly improved. 👏👏❤

Is this the same solution that Voltar has been working on for a while?

welcome back!

Great video 📹 I would love to see more how 🤔 to videos

Nice to finally see a Video again. Would love to see more again since i dont really like watching stuff on Insta.

Thank you so much. Fantastic walkthrough, I was able to ensure everything up to the switch, then saw bad values coming from the switch. It was insanely dirty inside. Pulled it apart, scraped it for a few minutes with an xacto knife and brushed it for a while with IPA and now there's another GBC in the world saved from the bin! Thanks again. You have an absolutely fantastic teaching style. I watched the rest of the video even after it was fixed just because it is so interesting.