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Thanks for the nice video. Would you kindly share your Arduino code with us please

Wonderful. This is by far the best detailed breakdown to replace the rolls. Helped greatly. Thank you

Waiting for Part 2.

I remember learning to solder at 9 years old. On the weekends, I would rush into my local Tandy shop (RadioShack), buy these books (still have everyone) and some Veroboard with my paper round money.

That's the IEC Serial port, not the User-port. The User-port is the wide one on the far left on the C64. The one which was usually used for Modems back in the days, or WiFi modems nowadays. I am sure you already know this and are just brain farting all over the place. But there are newer generations of C64 users out there, who are confused enough as it is with these old relics. - Yeah, and by that, I guess I mean both us and the C64s 😅

Hey There! I am hoping you (or one of your other viewers) can answer a quick question about the basic monostable circuit. What is the output voltage (pin 3) when the output is "high"? I see conflicting answers online. Some say it is 1.5V and others say it is VCC minus 1.5V (or 2V in some cases). Thanks in advance!

“This back is ribbed for someone’s pleasure, but not mine” omggggg 😭😂😂😂😂😂😂 hilarious! Now, someone needs to make the replacement rollers SNAP IN instead of slide on. I just spent well over 4 hours doing this 😂 The roller on the right side (power side) was hard to push through to pull it out, so I used my Philips screwdriver and scraped some of the plastic off and I was able to get it through (I saw someone said they sanded it lol I was too impatient to try that) ANDDD I was able to put BOTH of the circlips on with a little patience! (*pats myself on my back*) THANK YOU FOR THE TUTORIAL!

Wow what a trip down memory lane. Any time my mom wanted to go to the mall she could bring me and let me loose knowing I'd be in one of 3 places, the arcade, the hobby shop or the back of radio shack. Loved the back of radio shack. I have all these notebooks and probably built 1 circuit from all of them lol. Great idea making the pcbs, love it!

Hello, I'm not so good in fixing machine like this but my cricut machine needs a replacement on them small rollers. Can you fix it for me please! Just tell me where to send it to you.

It’s not a review it’s advertisement

This was very helpful. thank you!

Hello, are they soundproof?

I followed your directions to the letter and I now have a new improved machine, I did it with 2 broken fingers in splints so anyone should be able to do it with all fingers working

Thanks for showcasing (no pun intended) this brand. I'll be checking them out for future builds.

Hey man.

Plenty of Pi's now! Good video. Great case.

Thank you so much for this. I searched many videos and this truly was the best one. The explanation of everything was clear and the video quality was great! I got my Cricut working again!

thanks for a great tutorial

Legend

Hey Dan. Fantastic tutorial. we watched tot he letter it all came back together like it should. Now to turn it on and see if it works.. thanks again Pam😀

woohoo i got my floppy disks working again👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Thank you so much. I was able to fix my circuit maker with no problem.

Best RUclips video I have ever used. EXCELLENT!!! Thank you.

They have a detachable version for $120 now… New video?

Awesome idea, I really like the 4-in-1 PCB, this would be great for a kids' electronic lab.

I really like the five, fifty five timer ic.

Radio Shack I miss that store

Hi; I have done all the process but the disk is not bootable on a IBM PS2, it say Missing operating system. Thanks and regards

Is the $5 version a 2 layer or 4 later board. Tried to order them but failed review

Does it provide isolation?

Got a couple of them somewhere, I need to find them :) I did make the toy 555 organ with my dad helping me

This was very helpful, thank you. The only thing I messed up was putting the cover back on. While trying to align it properly I forgot to mind the wires on the power side and nearly (thank god just nearly) messed them up.

Would be awesome if you did more of these

in the past oi had a springboard, was nice , my first experience with electronics, after that i studied electronics for years and build nice things , was good at 6502, Z80 , uses 555 a lot and also TTl 74xx series and 40xx series lots of fun.

Cheers mate, I have the Archer's series for about 35 years and now I am the lead radio tech on major LNG facility. The were essential and I still have them.

How much is it ?

To me the psy electronic experience was Operational Amplifiers, when chips with multiples of them came out, you could do anything

I built a project from the Music book for a 7th grade assignment way back in the day. Somebody stole it.

In Germany you can buy now between 350-400 euro. It´s very expensive :(

Hi, I also have that small yellow mini PCI-E debug card and I want to know if there's a way to use it for PC motherboard. I tried it with a PCI-E to mini PCI-E adapter but couldn't get the debug card to work.

very cool

Haha, I love the idea of making PCB's for them all like that! I have that book from when I was younger lol. I actually have built every circuit in that book and few of the other books. But I did end up buying nice large experiment board for doing all them (haha, still use it for Arduino and such now). Be cool have PCB with a cut out of the pages in a frame (but would have to find another book, not cutting my book up lol). Then of course use battery and have button on the front of the frame or something to run it lol. Ideas!! lol

Forrest Mims! Lots of fond memories...

IS there a way to order 1 board? PCBway seems to have a 5 board min order.

love this collection. something so right about going thru these, engineering paper and pencil... good times

I love these! I built many including my favorite the missing pulse detector circut

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I really miss the Radio Shack of the 70s and 80s. I used to set in the back of the store and play with their model 1 TRS-80. I had one at the house, but I still enjoyed the people standing around me watching me program. I love this video and I am a new subscriber! Extremely well explained. The terminals can also be replaced by ones that are spring loaded. Also, variable capacitors and pots could be used, but I'm sure you already though of that. Videos like these should be also children friendly for the way you explain the circuits.

Forrest M Mims.......wow. That brings back a ton of memories....Thanks.

I still have my copy. For some reason, hand drawn diagrams make learning easier. Similarly, I find that making diagrams with pencil in a large notepad is the best way to develop a design. Which a few generations are now unaware of. It engages the brain in a particular way. I just drew up a diagram of an ESP32 cluster topology a few days ago. Although it was all in my head, it is so much clearer what must be done if I make a multi-colour diagram. And it is much faster than using computer graphics.