27 March 2010, 20:27 | #1 |
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A600: meet Retr0Bright... WARNING: gratuitous images within!
I'm not going to tell you how long this took, but it was based on 9% peroxide in gel form. They do say the slower the process the better though (never again).
Any excuse for some HW pr0n so enjoy... Before: After: Pretty good huh. It currently has an A603 and a 4GB microdrive inside it. Nowhere near finished with this project yet though, to-do list includes:
If these images ever disappear from imageshack, they're in albums under my profile. Last edited by mancalledSun; 28 March 2010 at 01:24. |
27 March 2010, 20:40 | #2 |
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Nice work
I might be letting my 2mb SRAM card go now I have the apollo, so I'll keep you posted... Steve. |
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Very nice... very nice indeed!!
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28 March 2010, 00:26 | #5 |
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No worries mate. Ill let you know asap about the SRAM card.
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This guy still has his 4MB Sram Card for sale. Working but slighty damaged. He wants about £40 for it.
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Too bad 4Mb SRAM demands such idiot prices. That's a thing I never understand. Rarity? High demand?
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New here, so I saw this just today, what a great job with the cleaning!
I'm not sure I'm in need of this for the Amiga I just bought (waiting for delivery) but just checking up in advance. I searched around for peroxide here in Sweden and came to the conclusion that it might be hydrogen peroxide, is that correct? The description is that it's just to bleach "stuff".. correct? Not sure where I could get it in gel form though.. But I've read that it might be available in a 3% and a 30% version.. What would you prefer? The weaker one perhaps? Means more work, but perhaps won't destroy the buttons like 30% would? Also, are there any dangerous fumes from it? Should this be done in well ventilated areas or outside? I guess it should anyways.. :P All in all, great work!! |
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@toffo
Hydrogen peroxide is correct. You can make it into a gel yourself, so probably the most economical option is to get the 30% solution and dilute it to around 10%. It's not highly dangerous but you don't want to spill it around the house or especially on yourself, so gloves and goggles should be used. Read up on hydrogen peroxide and how it's applied to computer whitening. |
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Where in the UK do I get this stuff from??
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you can easily get a 1Litre bottle @35% (*so a 1:3 dilution ratio with water*)
£7.15 + £5.99 postage eBay.co.uk BIN That's more than enough to do a couple of machines as a direct liquid to be honest. If you were mixing this up into a get I would recommend a 1:3.5 ratio with purified water and there would be enough for a whole host of machines LOL! |
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Reading through other Retr0bright threads and the original page and I'm wondering..
Would it be enough with hydrogen peroxide and just purified water? And no other ingredients? |
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It will work eventually, but the oxygen releasing cleaning agent is easy to get and speeds up the process greatly (comes in a pink jar over here, "Vanish Oxy Action" or something like that, pretty sure it's available on that side of the sea too). You can certainly give it a try without any other ingredients at first.
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Haha yeah we got it on our side of the sea as well I think we might have some thats a year old or something, I think we never used it :P
I'm still waiting for my A600 to get here, will probably be next Wed or Thursday.. poor me! According to the picture, my Amiga doesn't look too shabby though Will have to do something about that ugly UK plug though :P and get a lot of other extras to the setup, sometime in the future :P |
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