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James, there are many people who care about your health. Don't get too hung up on one thing, take it easy and calm your mind by thinking about when your kids were little. It looks like the Color Classic adventure is about to end. Where to go next, but slow down for now.

You are better at showing these! Thanks!

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@Drake is right. Thank you. All operations can be messed up if the timing is not right. For example, the serial stops working around 45Mhz. Although it is a theoretical value, an individual SMC-VRAM chip can operate at 55MHz.

It's still in the testing phase, but we're designing a Spicy O'Clock! Very Hot version. It has an amazing silicon oscillator that can be tuned from 18MHz to 120MHz. It was a use that was supported by 1/2 clock until now. For example, if we wanted a 68040 to go to 50Mhz, it had amplified it by a...

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One very sure way is to remove the Pot first. Measure the resistance with a multimeter while turning the pot. It is better to measure terminals 3 to 2. When normal, it can be varied linearly. If the carbon is frayed, you will see ohm disturbances. For example, a point of several milliohms...

As I said many times, it cannot be used where the carbon is worn away. or scratched. Useful for surface oxidation. My company has been a distributor of CTS for 20 years. Trust me!

Look at the actual structure. The resistance value is determined by moving the brass terminal back and forth between the resistance band made of carbon. This is the same for the big 24mm Pots and this little variable resistor. If dirt due to aging is the cause, the contact restorer like DeOxit...

I think it comes with the fact that you're from Mars😂 You can arrange the buttons as you like, so I think you should make it with your favorite arrangement. I hope I can help you finish making it BTW…🤘

If you've ever played an arcade game, you'll notice that firing with your right hand actually makes more sense and has a higher success rate. It was from Space Invaders that people realized that. The Apple joystick has a left-hand button due to its older design, which is unsuitable for long...

Congratulations @eric . JDW told me you finished this. But I found an embarrassing spelling mistake in my schematic🤣 I'm thinking of making this easier now. Excellent STL file and BOM list. I need some time. Also, Apple's stock joystick has an interesting structure, it goes from 0 to 255, but...

if it works fine... You should remove the tube and keep the 5v line and clock line from sticking together. It is preferable that the GND line is in between them. I think you can overclock up to 42MHz even with tantalum capacitors.

Hi @SadMac , If I had to give a little advice, first, there are a lot of exposed parts at the ends of the lines, so make them a little shorter. And a lot of solder. I can't see the wiring of the XC88916 very well, but please confirm that the 8 pin is definitely floating from the footprint and...

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Thanks James! In his video, I could feel his respect for me and @JDW and @Stephen . Of course, you who are YouTubers are always aware that the contents of your videos are independent and original. So you should always strive to be exciting in order to surprise others, you could do it too I...