My crappy blog
 

Hi guys,
As a long time lurker, I've finally figured out that I can post some stuff from my blog that is Amiga related as it might help some people to learn from my mistakes :)


Latest first:
https://retrohax.net/amiga-2000-codename-tesseract/
https://retrohax.net/amiga-2000-semi...furb-part-one/
https://retrohax.net/amiga-1000-proj...x-motherborad/
https://retrohax.net/amiga-1200-s-video-mod-and-refurb/
https://retrohax.net/amiga-600-mods-and-repairs/
https://retrohax.net/extreme-refurbi...ric-amiga-500/
https://retrohax.net/amiga-500-mods-2/
https://retrohax.net/amiga-cdtv-just...-refurbishing/
https://retrohax.net/amiga-600-recap...d-minor-fixes/
https://retrohax.net/amiga-600-keyboard-membrane-fixes/
https://retrohax.net/amiga-600tdp-the-dark-project/

Ah man, I love your crappy blog :D

Lots of epic work as always :great

Haha! thank you, sir! :D

Hey, this looks great :)
Thanks for sharing!

Nice work!! Some really nice reading and projects to check out..

Very detailed and interesting blog.
Where have you been? You’re english is excellent by the way.

Thanks, guys :)

Yes, I especially love your refurbishments.

:great

One of the crappiest blogs I've seen, but that is referring to the amount of gunk seen in your refurb pictures. Great stuff!

Excellent work on those repairs. :cool

Thanks, guys! this really motivates me to push on with harder projects! :)

As much as I love the Amiga, there is no way I'd even start a project like that 2000 you've done - I just dont have the patience for it :D

Well done :D

Finally, after over 2.5 years The Tesseract project is complete.Details in the blog post https://retrohax.net/amiga-2000-code...ct-final-part/

What an epic journey man! Great work :bowdown

Nice reads there man! Lotsa kudos.
It reminds me of my own hacks and mods some years back... :)

Thank you for the good words guys :)

Only two Amiga posts this time. Nothing spectacular though :)

https://retrohax.net/amiga-cd32-tf330/
https://retrohax.net/amiga-500-ram-hax/

What an awesome blog you have here. Congratulations on such great projects already made. :)

That mineral oil treatment made the CD32 look like new. How does that work? Do you just apply the oil and wait? I guess it has to be a specific type of oil?