Just wanted to say thanks for making a no nonsense, easy to understand video. My son and I have a TH-cam channel called Dead Bunnies and a series called Flippin' Ain't Easy where we flip estate and garage sale items. I bought a few of these kits for some 2600's that I bought recently and your video made it an easy job. Keep up the good work.
I wouldn't bother with Console5's capacitor kits. They send the wrong specification components, and will not address it when you respond back (Luke). I would either buy loose parts from DigiKey or another reseller. If you want proof, send me a message.
![CONSOLE5'S ATARI 2600 CAP KIT INSTALL PART 2 [REPAIR]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/fJCeO3H_ZMs/mqdefault.jpg)
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Just wanted to say thanks for making a no nonsense, easy to understand video. My son and I have a TH-cam channel called Dead Bunnies and a series called Flippin' Ain't Easy where we flip estate and garage sale items. I bought a few of these kits for some 2600's that I bought recently and your video made it an easy job. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for giving grandpa Gaming rig some love !
Great video. This helped me quite a bit.
you've saved me a great deal of time... double plus like
Thank you.
I wouldn't bother with Console5's capacitor kits. They send the wrong specification components, and will not address it when you respond back (Luke). I would either buy loose parts from DigiKey or another reseller. If you want proof, send me a message.