Wouldn't there be a need to glue or fix some components down before being soldered otherwise they would move.

As mentioned on a separate thread I am happy to do a talk about the Phoenix Sparkalaphobia aka Blitter Remake.

So, using a bit of perspex that I had lying about I have created a cover for @ijor's PSU and an extension lead. Yes, I could have created a nice 3D model and printed it but this took about 30 mins to make.

I need to use an external PSU for my H5 motherboard. Of course it is possible to just use a standard ST PSU with some kind of cable extension. But, honestly, I don't feel very comfortable with that kind of setup. If going with an external PSU, it will probably be much safer to use something fully e...

Ghostie wrote: ↑Tue Aug 22, 2023 6:43 pm I'm working on designing a mechanical keyboard for my atari 1040stfm.

Have a read of this thread and let’s talk.

STFM Keyboard Remake

I think I'm doing this picture attachment wrong. But it's confusing because of this: ! This post is not visible to other users until it has been approved by a moderator. While you are waiting for a post to be approved you can use the preview button whilst in edit mode to see what it will look like ...

Stop encouraging him @rubber_jonnie


In all seriousness it’s good to see these £10 items can be brought back to life with a little effort. Admiral job @PhilC

Well I think I caught the battery in time on my old Huawei Smart Watch 1. I haven't used the watch in a few years and put it on the other day and the charge lasted 5 mins. IMG_2734.jpegIMG_2735.jpeg Yikes, I'm surprised it didn't pop itself apart!! I had a similar issue with my nVidia Shield tablet...

Well I think I caught the battery in time on my old Huawei Smart Watch 1. I haven't used the watch in a few years and put it on the other day and the charge lasted 5 mins.