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Very interesting fault. Well diagnosed!

I'm new to KiCAD - are there Gerber files available for this?

Use a flux paste. You don’t have to hold the components while you solder them. Once you get the hang of it it’s far quicker than through hole. You can place several components at a time.

I'm gonna go back & watch from the beginning now 😊 👀

Why is this video called part 6 ? In the playlist there's only 5 videos

Use flux. Soldering works exponentially better with flux.

Enjoyed the video very much, although I kept yelling "too much solder paste!" at my computer screen. I had to learn that in the same way, too! What is everyone using for the probes? Any working better than others? I'm about to spring for the latest 6.0 version pcb (I already have a pico 2 in hand!) & start the project.

I'm pretty sure that the User definable characters should get mangled when you switch. And what about the stack, isn't it stored in the upper RAM? Hands off to you for this video!

Getting pretty good with that solder paste 👍 How come you didn't feature on Lee's Befriending event this past weekend? Was hoping to see you at some point.

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What capacitors did you use for C11, C12, C14, C15? On schema they are polarized, but in BOM those are listed as 0805 format.

Nice video, you're looking much more confident with the SMD parts, thanks for sharing your progress - I would have been waay to shy to show my early SMD attempts on the internets!

MOSI Master Out Slave In connects to TX on pico MiSO Master In Slave Out connects to RX on pico. Think i would use an example SD card sketch to test that its working. According to the pinout, sd card CS to pin 5, MISO pin 4 MOSI pin 3 CLK to pin2.

Great video. Got myself a Pi Pico and looking forward to running it as a ZX-Spectrum.

Loving this. I really like the option of surface and through hole components. I would love a spare board. I am in the UK. have messaged you on Discord.

Thanks for the video! Where did you find the documentation for how to set jumpers? Building the board wasn't too hard, but I have no idea which jumpers to bridge.

money doesn't stink

Very cool project!! Thanks for sharing

Looks an interesting project, although the smd components put me off.

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Good afternoon. This board is a testing ground for different chips and unfortunately CS4344 or CS4334 was not supported in firmware. We settled on TDA1387 or PCM5102A. Also, my firmware can be controlled completely with a joystick from the on-screen keyboard - the second item in the main menu. Where can I send the documentation translated into English?

if you want you can make adapter from this dendy socket to nes socket. all signals are same, only connectors are different

Nice emulator... ❤ The video.. not going to ask for the board though.. the shipping is exorbitant.. bye

Awesome job! It looks fantastic! Couldn't find your email (must be bad at searching) so asking for a board this way. -Cheers, mate!

Great video very informative and entertaining

Any chance you could do a video showing “Desoldering by mind power alone.”? I know it would save me many painful hours and burnt fingers. 😂

What paste are you using?

I have the Saleae Logic Pro 8. I tried one of those cheap ones like what you first showed. I found it to be useless. Probably because it wasn't fast enough for my signal, but I can't remember now. The software for the Saleae is great. My only complaint is i didn't get the Logic Pro 16, although I really haven't needed more than 8 channels yet. I'm sure the day will come when I will.

Is there a complete kit with part ? for some apparent reason I keep see the plain boards .

Hi dude, not seen you in a while. I`m just working on using an Arduino as a voltage sensor on ZX Spectrum so if they go out of spec an alarm will sound to protect the board. I have the 12 volt and 5 volt sensors sorted but can not find the minus voltage shield to measure the -5 volt rail. I did see it on UTube somewhere. Anyway. hope you ok and not picking up too much static off your moustache. :)

Yep my desk look horrible

Cool gadget, but about $200 more than I'd past for one sadly.

I want to buy this specifically to see where my cat was sleeping 5 minutes ago. She's not supposed to be on my bed...I've told her this several times now.

Hi can this see hot water pipes running behind a plaster board (drywall) wall?

Damn it, you’re making me rethink my need for a thermal imaging camera. I want that gadget :) Would a temperature sensor on the inside of a block of insulating foam be a good way to measure heat loss?

Considering the price! p2 is very good tech! Already in my shopping bag!

thats quite interesting! have some interest to get one for trying

Lovely!

@5:32 I feel like having the ability to highlight the hottest or coldest area on the image is such a useful feature to have for troubleshooting electronics, I hope Thermal Master can add it in with an app update or something in the future.

Chuffin' Norah, that's expensive!

Been waiting for this one to drop! =D

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Avalonia for the win! <3

I’m also new at this. Thanks for showing your process. It makes me feel so much better

Was a pretty nice solder job, until you forgot to add more flux when reflowing with solder iron.. the end joint on level converters is shitty. Nice project tho - will try to mill the pcb as I already have all other components.

Cool visual bri

nice - I bet if you run it at half speed it will look like a lava bath. Drop some ice cubes in there just for fun too.

Interface works very well. Smart, simple, easy and free. Set up into a rp2040 of two bucks (maybe less at chinese webstores sales). Up to upgrade when rp2 bugs fixed and improving. I2c protocols and SPI performerd like a charm. Nothing to say but thank you.

Really if you tests 40 years old capacitors in capacitance and ESR, you can see all are correct. The better things have a ZX Spectrum I think was the capacitors. It's not necessary remplace in general any one.