Doubt it be me.. not this week.Icky wrote: 27 Feb 2020 18:30 Are we going to see a newly born H4 this week? :)
Will it be @exxos or will it be @rubber_jonnie :hide:
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As I am too lazy to go and desolder any DB19's , which probably won't fit anyway..
The closest ones I can find which I have in stock ( https://www.exxosforum.co.uk/atari/store2/#0034 )
I pushed the connector towards the back a little to line up the holes better.. Then forced in a bolt to align it while soldering ( I am good at shoving large shafts into tight places)
Bodge fix #1 done 8-)
The closest ones I can find which I have in stock ( https://www.exxosforum.co.uk/atari/store2/#0034 )
I pushed the connector towards the back a little to line up the holes better.. Then forced in a bolt to align it while soldering ( I am good at shoving large shafts into tight places)
Bodge fix #1 done 8-)
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Fixes in motion...
DTACK FIX
BG PULL UP FIX
SIMM FIX
RS232 bodge wire
RS232 trace cut.
Need to lift up the 3 DAC pins.. It does not actually looked like a fix was documented for this in the fixes section...
DTACK FIX
BG PULL UP FIX
SIMM FIX
RS232 bodge wire
RS232 trace cut.
Need to lift up the 3 DAC pins.. It does not actually looked like a fix was documented for this in the fixes section...
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DAC FIX..
I lifted up the three pins for now that should be fine...
I lifted up the three pins for now that should be fine...
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Next up salvaging some connectors and chips from a donor board...
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Any top tips for getting that cart port into the H4 with all the bent pins? I found it a major pain in the butt.
If it ain't broke, test it to Destruction.
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I have the same problem with the DIP 68000's, hence moving to PLCC68 :lol:PhilC wrote: 02 Mar 2020 20:50 Any top tips for getting that cart port into the H4 with all the bent pins? I found it a major pain in the butt.
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Good point. I get fed up and solder female headers onto my tester DIP CPUs.
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Ta'Daaa!
Passed 28 loops :)
Passed 28 loops :)
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:cheer: :cheer: :cheer: - another H4 is born.
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