IngoQs attempt at messing up the H4

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IngoQ wrote: ↑Fri Jan 03, 2020 1:27 pm My back is getting better, so I here is some progress:

All sockets in place, only some of the resistors are missing, and then on to the fixes. I'm positive I get it finished this year :mrgreen:
I believe your battery holder is in backwards. Also don't forget r908 as I did.. gives you 20 bombs.
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PaulJ wrote: ↑Fri Jan 03, 2020 2:13 pm I believe your battery holder is in backwards.
Thanks, corrected.
PaulJ wrote: ↑Fri Jan 03, 2020 2:13 pm Also don't forget r908 as I did
Already fitted, thanks again :)

All parts are now soldered in and on, at least my list has everything striked off. Will now clean the rear (easier, when there are no bodge wires) and then apply the missing patches.
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Thee are 2 bodge wires ;) plus a bodge resistor :)
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exxos wrote: ↑Sat Jan 04, 2020 2:07 pm Thee are 2 bodge wires ;) plus a bodge resistor :)
I counted 3 :-P DTACK, SIMM and MAX238 ;)

And here they are:
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And in addition: The DMA workaround:
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RGB next, lastly the ICs and then the moment of truth... but playtime for today is over :)
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One wire to many on the buffer bypass for HDD. You need to remove the leftmost wire.
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Yep, thanks, already found that one.
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Okay, I believe I am done:
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Sadly no time anymore for a test run, will have to wait a bit... And I have to admit, I am a little scared ;)
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IngoQ wrote: ↑Sun Jan 05, 2020 6:05 pm Sadly no time anymore for a test run, will have to wait a bit... And I have to admit, I am a little scared ;)
Looking good. :thumbup: When ya get time let us know how power went. :bravo:
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It's alive :mrgreen:

Haven't fully tested it because of a lack of working floppy drives, but at least got it to run GB6. Seems quite stable to me, and no complains about the video quality either.

The DAC is getting quite hot, is that normal?
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IngoQ wrote: ↑Sat Jan 11, 2020 11:12 am It's alive :mrgreen:

Haven't fully tested it because of a lack of working floppy drives, but at least got it to run GB6. Seems quite stable to me, and no complains about the video quality either.

The DAC is getting quite hot, is that normal?
Great work @IngoQ, another H4 is born.

Yes the DAC does get hot.
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