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18:59 the Best part of the video

This is furby connect app not furbacca app

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Hey Mike, as a 90s kid who just raided his mums garage to find my Hot Wheels x-v racers for my son and was devastated that they aren’t working I’m stoked to have found your video! I can confirm for you that this is the designed way they work and you aren’t missing any parts with this unit, as a kid I never held the wheels to build up the charge but instead just let the wheels spin until at top speed and then let rip 👌🏼 shall have to pop my battery packs open and take a look 😂

Hey i was wondering how to change the bulb? Like how to remove the glass shade without the risk of breaking it?

Before you bought that, was the condition new or used? When you bought it from eBay?

Many thanks for the disassembly tutorial. Have a good one

Hi, I’m lose remote control

Love the Mug! Thanks for the video

Hey, Which tuning coil should I adjust for the PB/AIR part of the radio? Also, is there a way to increase the range on the radio? Thanks

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I have one of these, and my backlight is fully functional! It came with a razor in a gift set, as it was a promotional item for Gillette Champions. Hopefully this provides some insight as to the origin!

Dors anyone know of the hx version of this monitor works?

Seems crazy to release what looks like a Spectrum port when there is a much superior MSX version by Mr Micro

Thanks for the video - I'm trying to refurb my EVS-1 and watched all the way through to see how to get the front panel apart because I've lost a button and want to remove another one to 3D model it... tantalising! How did you get the buttons unstuck? Any tips would be gratefully received! Also the CR2032 on mine hadn't leaked either.. thankfully!

This looks interesting. Was it yourself that had a Speculator?

Muy buen video! Pece a la diferencia de idioma pude comprender muy bien, de manera que pronto remplazare unas baterías de un juguete de MC Donalds. Muchas gracias!

Hi, nice video, can you recll where you got the 3d printed belts with the pins for the stylus printed on the belt ?

It's the MSX version. Written for the hardware, not just a Spectrum port. Toshiba gave it away with their computer Christmas 1984

Colours are very MSX like - not surprising as they use the same chipset I believe.

Would anyone be willing to take measurements (diameter / number of teeth) of the small gear that connects to the motor? Mine seems to have shattered so I'll need to get or try to 3d print a replacement.

I'm so grateful to you that I could repair my Elmo. My daughter got 1995 Elmo when she was a few years old and was frightend when Elmo shook at that time. Unfortunately it disappeared later and my daughter was very sad. I managed to get the exact model of Elmo but it was't vibrating. Thanks to your video it is now perfect with vibration. It was very easy to repair watching your video.

I used to have this as a toddler and when I got older my parents made me donate him. I just found another at the opshop and he wasn't shaking. Thanks so much for helping me fix him and bringing back some childhood memories

12:58 This Speccy was so ahead of its time: it was connected to the web! I'll get my coat...

What’s the battery that I need for replacing them?

Great job, you did there! I have two Ataris 1040 ST here. One original STe that's working like a charm. (Hands off) and an older STfm That I could use to do the same project as you. Thanks for the videos! Did you manage to get the floppy drive light working?

I would put in external Gotek drive and mod my ST to be able to switch between boot drive priority. But you already glued it in, so...

How do you fix black on screen?

It was in good condition until you butchered it. Thats not how you remove panels from these things. A heat gun would have softened the glue from the tape. Before diving in always look for a service manual or information on forums before touching anything.

this is my child game, father bought this game for me as a new year gift, i really love it, thx your video, help me recall memory

How is the quality of video so bad ?

Is there any way to export Word files?

I've seen one of these for basically free on the local marketplace

I have same solder station.

Gone into obscurity. I used this way back in the early 1990s. Very expensive at the time. But good because it booted with MS-DOS, so could test most of available RAM.

That is a killer job you've done there!

Mike I have the same machine but I was interested when you said Google LibCutter and also Cuts a lot as I want to be able to link it to a computer and to be able to use a usb. Have you managed to do this and if you have what did you do hope you can help. Regards

Thank you so much!! My Elmo now laughs and vibrates!!! Thanks to you🎉

Mike, I wonder if you can buy an Apple USB-C converter to jack and see if that works or not. And I also believe they did a Bluetooth version of Robosapien. Still no Alexa on it. But there are people who may have made the Robosapien programmable with Alexa. For instances: “Alexa, make Robosapien dance to (song of choice)”. And it did. th-cam.com/video/rrGTR9FnSZ0/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/users/shorts52QTEomHhmM?feature=share So I believe if you buy the right products while you have the robot’s jack port that represents the WowWee logo, it may just do the job. Try that.

You could've used Tamiya TS 102 for the body.

Excellent video, just what I needed

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Great to hear anything relating to the Einstein. Can't be many of them left in existence. I still have one in the loft!

Loving the Einstein content Mike. I remember buying this version after reading the review in Einstein User (v3 issue 2) and playing it like crazy. The copy I got was a speccy version with a sticker over the machine name and a firebird logo indicating it was after the acorn version. It never used to run under mess due to the funky disk format, i'm glad we can play it under emulation now.

Thank you. I remember playing Hunchy on the Einstein. Will look at this port. Cheers.

Thank you Mike

Hi, thanks for making these videos. Are these archived anywhere please?

This works well on my Einstein via gotek. The keyboard controls are fine and responsive on real hardware. Thank you very much for this!

I really like what you have done here with your old ST. Great way to get some life out of the old girl! I have a nice collection of Amigas but only one ST. It is an original non enhanced machine in very good condition. I will have to get it up and running someday.

Thanks for the video. It's really a shame that they are not replacable. I don't know, if I should just let them in or simply remove battaries and glue it back.