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We got this lantern a few months ago, and I wondered if water might have gotten into it. I apologize for the camera angles-I’ll improve on that in the future, as I missed quite a bit of the desoldering and resoldering process. That’s also why I sped up most of the footage. I am not an expert (which is clearly evident) :) This is just a hobby, I like to try and fix things, and keep my mind busy....

Hi, as explained in the video, this took a while as I was waiting on various parts from Aliexpress and so on. It took approx 3 weeks in the end. I am not an expert (which is clearly evident) :) This is just a hobby, I like to try and fix things, and keep my mind busy. Hope you enjoy ! Thanks 0:00 Intro 2:40 Second Atari 11:40 power socket joints 24:30 testing on the portable TV 41:57 BIG MISTAK...

Whilst filming my new Atari 2600 video, I managed to drop my Google Pixel 6a onto a solid tiled floor. Subsequently the front of phone wasn't responding to any touch controls, the only thing working was the side buttons. Next time I will make sure I film things ' not working ' but trust me, it was poorly. There is no way I would have even thought about opening my phone up :)

00:00 Intro 02:20 Corroded Contacts 09:30 Sanding 1200 Grit Dish Soap 18:56 Fixing broken post 23:45 Cleaning contacts 25:10 My first attempt at spot welding 34:19 Fixing the fire button 37:28 Final test Hey everyone! I'm no expert, as will probably become clear pretty quickly :-) This is just a hobby of mine, though I do know my way around a multimeter and have some experience swapping out cap...

I spent more or less all of summer on this, I was just doing something in between work to keep me sane. It's all complete now, apart from that front panel of the screen which I couldn't find anywhere. Sadly , after I put it all together the floppy drive stopped working properly, it has become very intermitent. Anyway, Thank you ( The Future Was 8 Bit ) for the power switch, i'm so glad they wer...