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4.7uF/35V (x2)
47uF/16V (x1)
100uF/16V (x2)

4.7uF/35V (x3) (assuming the one surrounded by epoxy is the same as the other 2)

P.S. In UNITOR 2 (which doesn't have the copy protection) 220uF is written on the board.

Cosmic Puppet wrote: 21 May 2022 16:44 Was wondering about the solder joint on this diode.

Pretty common for joints to break and / or burn over time on physically large parts and / or parts which can get warm.

exxos wrote: 22 May 2022 00:21

Cosmic Puppet wrote: 21 May 2022 16:44 Was wondering about the solder joint on this diode.

Pretty common for joints to break and / or burn over time on physically large parts and / or parts which can get warm.

Does that diode leg look like it needs reflowing to you exxos?

Cosmic Puppet wrote: 22 May 2022 01:13 Does that diode leg look like it needs reflowing to you exxos?

Depends on the bottom side. But looks like a few resistors need attention as well. No harm in reflowing them anyways.

exxos wrote: 22 May 2022 05:34

Cosmic Puppet wrote: 22 May 2022 01:13 Does that diode leg look like it needs reflowing to you exxos?

Depends on the bottom side. But looks like a few resistors need attention as well. No harm in reflowing them anyways.

I'll ask Steve to check if everything's okay.

When you realise your capacitors might outlive you. :lol:

There's also a redo of it:



I do plan on getting a 2600 at some point in the future.

https://archive.org/details/atari_2600_ ... 85#reviews

Addictive but quite hard to play using the keyboard. :lol:

Didn't know grav was on the 2600. Looks like someone's playing skills are about on par to mine :lol: