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Look after yourself first, don't take on too much. You're more important. Don't let a welcome distraction from things become additional stress. You can sell this old stuff later. The prices aren't going down any time soon. ;)

First thing a thought after you mentioned where it came from - "that needs to not only be in the cave", and then I thought it needs to be part of a series of those videos that Neil puts together (eg Spectrum clones and their cousins) ; so I have to admit to a wee fist pump when you divulged that information. Terrific idea. What an extraordinary community ✌️

Lovely work! :)

could not cope with the crap music so watched with sound off

That, Lee, is now one sexy looking Amiga - and I hope it does better than your estimate for the charity. 👍👍👍

Had this in the background while working on an old laptop. Great stuff mate. 👍

mmmmmmm. purrrrrple! :)

Stunning work here Lee, proud of ya dude :) A+

That was fun to keep an eye on while doing my own work here. Did you find it hard to not comment on what you were doing? Or are you not one to talk to yourself? I'm always conversing aloud with myself.

Spectrum power supplies always put out more than 12 volts even in the mid 80s

I wish I could wake up and wash in £50 notes 😆

Very nice, I'd have to sell several of my kids to afford it, but at least I want a thermal camera . NB If you are having temperature detection problems with your hands, I'd get that checked out. Could be neurological, or just age ...

Thanks for your video！

You need to get info out on your auction! Hopefully somehow us foreigners can join in; I wouldn't mind a few of those mint books (or a 1541-II if you have).

The commodore 64 really does have 64k

Hmm, you'd think that BBC micro Micro guide would be smaller since its double Micro.

The video out on 2068 would be RF based on the instructions

That image of Neil rubbing himself with £50 notes......

Been a while since I messaged. Lee you are such a wonderful person for doing these charity auctions. Awesome videos, keep up the good videos.

Brilliant that the RMC could be taking the Timex machine, I'll certainly chip in for any crowd funding if need be. I have a few items, a new old stock boxed Amiga Genlock, a new old stock boxed A520 modulator and a Vidi-Amiga screen capture unit that I was going to ask if you wanted for the auction but you said that you have too much to cope with just now. If you want them for your own collection any time in the future just give me a nudge.

Great idea to get it in a museum, some things just deserver to be more than just a mantel piece.

Finally home, been waiting HOURS to see what Lee's up to now! Clicking play...now!!

It would be great of that machine ends up at the cave. the blue camera would go great with my yellow one. I still have some of the pictures I took on it 110 film was never that great sadly

I think the 2068 is quite a common machine, but that one is in nice condition. Would have liked to have bid on that

Alot of cool stuff!! Going to be a massive total this year!

Nice idea for the Timex machine. I'm sure some RMC folks would chip in to help fund the machine being in the Cave.

Ooh some good stuff here! The 110 film camera in the thumbnail really caught my attention (featured towards the end of the video) as I've been messing around with one myself over the past few months and even have an Instagram account dedicated to it - a Kodak Pocket Instamatic 200 in my case. Sounds like maybe that's what you had with the flash cubes! 90% of the pictures come out terrible but it's a lot of fun to play with 😁

I remember the name Bob Brenchley from the Sam Coupe days. Format Publications, West Coast Computers etc.

I hope that piece ends up in the cave running games next to a Sam coupe. Its part of the story and fascinating and deserves to be enjoyed by many many visitors.

I always enjoy your Videos because you are enthusiastic and sincere about your Hobbies and Interest but you are never over the top like a lot of of the youtubers out there.

7:33 You can't include the button press when you count the startup time. Start from when you see the boot logo. I prefer the InfiRay P2 because no battery to charge or replace when it get bad. If i got it for free as you did i would not say no, but when you pay for it with your own money you have to think twice before buying ...

One day I'll be lucky enough to own something like this. One day...

The parallax problem between IR and visible light pictures seems to be in the both the MIF and PIP

Adrian would have that 64 board in the kitchen sink!

Pretty handy piece of kit there.

I got a refurbed Flir phone plug in module. It's a real game changer.

How much !!! 😮😂

I dislike these paid ad videos, honestly it makes me look at other brands out of annoyance!

isn't that the 100v 50/60hz japanese unit and you connected it into a 220v outlet?

One of my favourite parts of KS02 was speaking to Lee, hearing about the displayed and ongoing projects and then upcoming charity auction was great and he's a really interesting chap, which is why the videos are so good!

Ah the good old DKTronics keyboard for the Speccy , had one back when they first came out , a really good keyboard ( better than any of the official ones for 48K/48k+ by a long way )

It was nice to get to meet up again with you at kickstart, I missed all the talks too. I totally forget to film anything however so you where more organised than me

The PiStorm 600 parts were collected by Royal Mail today, on their way to you 🙂 Let me know if you if you need anything else.

It was a brilliant event will deffo attend next year aswell

6:46 I got this exact data recorder, it came with an Elk I bought a few months back, I think the belts are gone on mine! Will you do a video on the restoration of your recorder or is that not exciting content? ;)

An Atari collection at an Amiga event 😂👍

3:08 and a fake Australian! ;)

hi, was that an original Hakko (€330) or a copy (€200)?

Lovely to see, and it looks like a great event!

You've got a busy summer ahead, looking forward to seeing the final machine lineup. Oh, and it was nice to chat with you at KickStart 02. It was quieter on the Sunday - I think some sore heads from the aftershow! Cheers, Graham.