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PunkNDisorderlyGamer
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An amateur approach at fixing, troubleshooting and modding electronics (mostly video games).
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Soldering Iron Stand - amzn.to/3Ax9PQU
Kester 60/40 Solder - amzn.to/3AFss5q
Hakko-FR 301 Desoldering Gun - amzn.to/4784USL
Desoldering Braid - amzn.to/3WW7qXH
MG Chemicals Flux Paste - amzn.to/3WYNWSb
MG Chemical Liquid No Clean - amzn.to/3WTT9uu
Syringe Bottle - amzn.to/4cVy4Gd
Flush Cutter - amzn.to/3Mg2ZlA
Heat Shrink Tube Assortment - amzn.to/3MkDXSc
Disclaimer: I’m not a professional, I’m not an electronic engineer, I don’t have any formal training, college degree, or trade school diploma, these videos are only for fun and entertainment. If you decide to repair something I’m not responsible.
Links:
Discord: discord.gg/Ac4btajk3X
Amazon Affiliate Links:
Ksger T12 Soldering Iron - amzn.to/3X2tUWK
2 in 1 Soldering Iron and Hot Air Rework station - amzn.to/3ADUxde
Soldering Iron Stand - amzn.to/3Ax9PQU
Kester 60/40 Solder - amzn.to/3AFss5q
Hakko-FR 301 Desoldering Gun - amzn.to/4784USL
Desoldering Braid - amzn.to/3WW7qXH
MG Chemicals Flux Paste - amzn.to/3WYNWSb
MG Chemical Liquid No Clean - amzn.to/3WTT9uu
Syringe Bottle - amzn.to/4cVy4Gd
Flush Cutter - amzn.to/3Mg2ZlA
Heat Shrink Tube Assortment - amzn.to/3MkDXSc
Disclaimer: I’m not a professional, I’m not an electronic engineer, I don’t have any formal training, college degree, or trade school diploma, these videos are only for fun and entertainment. If you decide to repair something I’m not responsible.
Top Loader NESRGB Update: Dying CPU?
This series I go through my own process and troubleshooting steps in fixing old electronics and other gaming related items.
Disclaimer: I’m not a professional, I’m not an electronic engineer, I don’t have any formal training, college degree, or trade school diploma, these videos are only for fun and entertainment. If you decide to repair something, I’m not responsible.
Amazon Affiliate Links:
Ksger T12 Soldering Iron - amzn.to/3X2tUWK
2 in 1 Soldering Iron and Hot Air Rework station - amzn.to/3ADUxde
Soldering Iron Stand - amzn.to/3Ax9PQU
Kester 60/40 Solder - amzn.to/3AFss5q
Hakko-FR 301 Desoldering Gun - amzn.to/4784USL
Desoldering Braid - amzn.to/3WW7qXH
MG Chemicals Flux Paste - amzn.to/3WYN...
Disclaimer: I’m not a professional, I’m not an electronic engineer, I don’t have any formal training, college degree, or trade school diploma, these videos are only for fun and entertainment. If you decide to repair something, I’m not responsible.
Amazon Affiliate Links:
Ksger T12 Soldering Iron - amzn.to/3X2tUWK
2 in 1 Soldering Iron and Hot Air Rework station - amzn.to/3ADUxde
Soldering Iron Stand - amzn.to/3Ax9PQU
Kester 60/40 Solder - amzn.to/3AFss5q
Hakko-FR 301 Desoldering Gun - amzn.to/4784USL
Desoldering Braid - amzn.to/3WW7qXH
MG Chemicals Flux Paste - amzn.to/3WYN...
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Видео
Top Loader NESRGB Mod
Просмотров 5967 часов назад
This series I go through my own process and troubleshooting steps in fixing old electronics and other gaming related items. Disclaimer: I’m not a professional, I’m not an electronic engineer, I don’t have any formal training, college degree, or trade school diploma, these videos are only for fun and entertainment. If you decide to repair something, I’m not responsible. Amazon Affiliate Links: K...
Electronics Repair: The Tools I Use
Просмотров 2999 часов назад
This series I go through my own process and troubleshooting steps in fixing old electronics and other gaming related items. Disclaimer: I’m not a professional, I’m not an electronic engineer, I don’t have any formal training, college degree, or trade school diploma, these videos are only for fun and entertainment. If you decide to repair something, I’m not responsible. Amazon Affiliate Links: K...
SNES Repair: Dead 1-Chip Board
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.21 день назад
This series I go through my own process and troubleshooting steps in fixing old electronics and other gaming related items. Keep in mind I'm not a professional technician, I don't have any degrees or any other formal training, these videos are only for your fun and entertainment. Contact Info: Email: Punkanddisorderlygamer@gmail.com Reddit: u/PunkNDisorderlyGamer
SNES Repair: Multiple CPU Faults
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.Месяц назад
This series I go through my own process and troubleshooting steps in fixing old electronics and other gaming related items. Keep in mind I'm not a professional technician, I don't have any degrees or any other formal training, these videos are only for your fun and entertainment. Contact Info: Email: Punkanddisorderlygamer@gmail.com Reddit: u/PunkNDisorderlyGamer
SNES Repair: Glitchy Graphics & Wavy Lines
Просмотров 906Месяц назад
This series I go through my own process and troubleshooting steps in fixing old electronics and other gaming related items. Keep in mind I'm not a professional technician, I don't have any degrees or any other formal training, these videos are only for your fun and entertainment. Contact Info: Email: Punkanddisorderlygamer@gmail.com Reddit: u/PunkNDisorderlyGamer
SNES Repair: No Sound & Glitchy Graphics
Просмотров 788Месяц назад
This series I go through my own process and troubleshooting steps in fixing old electronics and other gaming related items. Keep in mind I'm not a professional technician, I don't have any degrees or any other formal training, these videos are only for your fun and entertainment. Contact Info: Email: Punkanddisorderlygamer@gmail.com Reddit: u/PunkNDisorderlyGamer
SNES Repair: VRAM High, DMA, VRAM Count Fail
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.Месяц назад
This series I go through my own process and troubleshooting steps in fixing old electronics and other gaming related items. Keep in mind I'm not a professional technician, I don't have any degrees or any other formal training, these videos are only for your fun and entertainment. Contact Info: Email: Punkanddisorderlygamer@gmail.com Reddit: u/PunkNDisorderlyGamer
SNES Repair Black Screen Fix: HV Timer Fail
Просмотров 982Месяц назад
This series I go through my own process and troubleshooting steps in fixing old electronics and other gaming related items. Keep in mind I'm not a professional technician, I don't have any degrees or any other formal training, these videos are only for your fun and entertainment. Contact Info: Email: Punkanddisorderlygamer@gmail.com Reddit: u/PunkNDisorderlyGamer
Sega Neptune 32X Mod Update
Просмотров 9 тыс.Год назад
This series I go through my own process and troubleshooting steps in fixing old electronics and other gaming related items. Keep in mind I'm not a professional technician, I don't have any degrees or any other formal training, these videos are only for your fun and entertainment. Contact Info: Email: Punkanddisorderlygamer@gmail.com Reddit: u/PunkNDisorderlyGamer
Razer Naga | Double Click Fix | Repair & Restoration
Просмотров 14 тыс.2 года назад
Fixing the double click issue on an original Razor Naga mouse. This method fixes the problem for good, no more spraying canned air or other solvents into the mouse buttons. This series I go through my own process and troubleshooting steps in fixing old electronics and other gaming related items. Keep in mind I'm not a professional technician, I don't have any degrees or any other formal trainin...
Hidden Move In A NES Game?
Просмотров 4312 года назад
In the NES game Bad Street Brawler you can perform a special move by using the Power Glove, lets find out how. Contact Info: Email: Punkanddisorderlygamer@gmail.com Reddit: u/PunkNDisorderlyGamer
Custom NES Arcade Controller Project
Просмотров 6212 года назад
#steveburto #nesarcade #nescontroller This series I go through my own process and troubleshooting steps in fixing old electronics and other gaming related items. Keep in mind I'm not a professional technician, I don't have any degrees or any other formal training, these videos are only for your fun and entertainment. Contact Info: Email: Punkanddisorderlygamer@gmail.com Reddit: u/PunkNDisorderl...
Fixing A SNES Cart
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.2 года назад
Fixing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for the SNES This series I go through my own process and troubleshooting steps in fixing old electronics and other gaming related items. Keep in mind I'm not a professional technician, I don't have any degrees or any other formal training, these videos are only for your fun and entertainment. Contact Info: Email: Punkanddisorderlygamer@gmail.com Reddit: u/Pun...
Super A'Can RGB Mod
Просмотров 3,4 тыс.2 года назад
RGB modding a Funtech Super A'Can This series I go through my own process and troubleshooting steps in fixing old electronics and other gaming related items. Keep in mind I'm not a professional technician, I don't have any degrees or any other formal training, these videos are only for your fun and entertainment. Contact Info: Email: Punkanddisorderlygamer@gmail.com Reddit: u/PunkNDisorderlyGamer
VGRestore Ep53: SFC Glitchy Graphics
Просмотров 3,4 тыс.3 года назад
VGRestore Ep53: SFC Glitchy Graphics
VGRestore Ep52: Another Glitchy SFC Board
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.3 года назад
VGRestore Ep52: Another Glitchy SFC Board
VGRestore Ep51: SFC Glitchy Graphics
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.3 года назад
VGRestore Ep51: SFC Glitchy Graphics
VGRestore Ep50: Black Screen of Death Fix
Просмотров 4,5 тыс.3 года назад
VGRestore Ep50: Black Screen of Death Fix
VGRestore Ep49: SFC Unresponsive Controls & Distorted Video
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.3 года назад
VGRestore Ep49: SFC Unresponsive Controls & Distorted Video
VGRestore Ep48: A Few More SNES Boards
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.3 года назад
VGRestore Ep48: A Few More SNES Boards
VGRestore Ep47: 2 Black Screen of Death SNES Boards
Просмотров 7 тыс.3 года назад
VGRestore Ep47: 2 Black Screen of Death SNES Boards
VGRestore Ep46: SNES 1-Chip With Bad Video
Просмотров 11 тыс.3 года назад
VGRestore Ep46: SNES 1-Chip With Bad Video
VGRestore Ep45: 3 SNES Boards & Retrobrite
Просмотров 7 тыс.3 года назад
VGRestore Ep45: 3 SNES Boards & Retrobrite
VGRestore Ep44: Fixing an N64 Console & Cartridge
Просмотров 4,1 тыс.3 года назад
VGRestore Ep44: Fixing an N64 Console & Cartridge
VGRestore Ep43: 1-Chip SNES Trace Repair & Restoration
Просмотров 15 тыс.3 года назад
VGRestore Ep43: 1-Chip SNES Trace Repair & Restoration
VGRestore Ep42: Fixing a Black Screen of Death SNES
Просмотров 37 тыс.4 года назад
VGRestore Ep42: Fixing a Black Screen of Death SNES
VGRestore Ep41: 3 Ebay Carts Not Working
Просмотров 2,9 тыс.4 года назад
VGRestore Ep41: 3 Ebay Carts Not Working
What brand of capacitors do you get from Mouser? Aside from being high quality, it's neat that they're red.
@@BrainSlugs83 Würth Elektronik, I believe they’re German.
For your dad's wire strippers that "aren't working as well as they used to", grab some light 3-in-1 oil (sometimes called sewing machine oil) and and treat the bearings (or moving surfaces). After applying the oil, work the tool a few times and then let it sit an soak in for a day.
@@BrainSlugs83 I’m gonna try that.
22:43 That happens on all frontloader NES boards, there are 2 or 3 pins if I recall, that are actually soldered from both the solder and parts side, no internet guide tells you this, I had to use my iron and desolder wick to get those off.
How can I get the diagnostic cartridge so I can test a unit properly?
What I don't like is the musak. Why do so many RUclipsrs think we hate silence?
Thank you for sharing. Im learning by working on the 1970's Atari VCS/2600. Gonna replace the ole caps with a kit of new ones.
Some trouble sometimes feels like destiny doesn't want you to succeed but when you gotta play nes games, you gotta play nes games!!
i wouldn't worry about a hi def nes, just get a tink, i got a RT5X and it looks amazing with the tim worthington NES RGB mod (i got the 3.0 so no pallet swapping but i like the pallet i use)
Are you pulliing thise cpus from super famicoms?
@@74bobby I had about 4 each from old destroyed front loaders. I think you can pull them from famicoms too, but I haven’t done that yet.
Awesome job troubleshooting that cpu. Thanks for the great content.
@@EngineeringCombat thanks again, I know this video was a bit different in style.
RIP top loader
@@MDPToaster it’s got a new CPU now.
...I still watch you in Russia and I'm glad that everything is okay with you.
@@ZolotarevAleksandr thanks, I’m going to try and stay more consistent. It’s always wild hearing people in Russia, India, and some South American countries watch my videos.
@@PunkNDisorderlyGamer It's that google translate after it transcribes your vids.
@@Steveburto yeah I always wondered how accurate that was. Since I flub and mumble a lot of my words. Public speaking isn’t my strong suit.
...I still watch you in Russia and I'm glad that everything is okay with you.
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Im havin a problem with mine as well it seems only half the voices are comin through its apparent when im playong mario the jumps half the time dont come through and the low end of the songs are muffled but theres still some aidio any help would be much appreciated thanks 👍🙏
@@XxDutchysPackinxX if the caps have been replaced, if you have a removable SHVC sound module try to swap that and see if you get a change. If you don’t have a swappable SHVC, you might be stuck. I’ve never had that problem before.
@@PunkNDisorderlyGamer I just bought both replacements capacitors and a working module so hopefully it's the easiest one :p
You can do a stereo mod on an NES; the CPU outputs two audio channels that are just tied together, but it's not worth it. One side is like noise and percussion and the other has the notes, something like that - it's been a while. I tried it and undid it because it was so annoying!
We need you to keep going with the videos, "retro repair" left a lil hole in the community hopefully you can fill that void cause you definitely got that gas my boi
TLDR; I don't recommend anything I use. LOL
@@emerickscott lol
I've always wanted to see one of these done, very facinated but I cant justify a 100$+ mod for a comsole that i can emulate on my watch. i always love seeing videos from this channel
Nice work, love the content! -- That hole in the back is for bugs to climb in to your console. Obviously. (jk but srsly, you should plug it.)
@@BrainSlugs83 new fear unlocked.
If I was doing this I would get the mold gametechusa made which sandwiches in-between the the 2 halfs making no cut mod to the original case if he still sells them
@@gregjarvis1232 I miss Gametechs videos. He was a big inspiration for me back 6-7 years ago when he would upload repairs.
I wish top loaders weren't so expensive. Id gladly mod myself one. Cant decide if I want to wait on buying one or mod my frontloader.
Well done. I did this one 4 years ago and love it. Definitely the hardest mod I ever did but it gave me a lot of confidence.
@@drewirons2646 highly recommended. This is definitely very rewarding to do.
@@PunkNDisorderlyGamer I feared messing up my childhood top loader, but the more I thought about it, I realized it was just going to collect dust because it was RF only. I decided it was worth the risk. Now I use it all the time!
I hear you on the hakko 888D. I feel what had happen was a point in time it really was dominating compared to the older technology which most older folks were use to havibg to wait minutes before being able to solder. My first station I ever got was a cheap weller and bro I had to go make a coffee and a sandwich before it was ready to go. So the 888D was a massive upgrade for the time. Now of course since cartridge base stations took over the market they are ideal and much more convinient to use. The T12 were very popular before I upgraded to my aixun T3A. I choose it because i wanted to get into the C245 cartridges which are amazing and can pretty much run through anything with alot of power delivery. Only the 470 beats it because of the tough ground plains but its so versatile in the different cartridges you can use. Ever since then my 888 took the back seat and never gets powered on anymore but I keep it because its a old reliable work horse and in case of an emergency ive got a good backup. Tools I currently need to get are a bench power supply, proper fume extractor, oscilloscope, and I would love a good esr meter to test caps. Excellent talk about probes for the meter im running with probe masters they are really comfortable smooth and soft silicone. You should check them out. They are on par with pomona's and all the other good ones like flukes.
@@rubenmejia4881 I agree with everything you said. I too need an oscilloscope and a fume extractor. I never thought probes were too important I will have to check out those probe masters, I wish I could find some multimeter probes that aren’t so long, I only need like half the length of what is standard.
I have a SNES 1chip that won't display or output anything, just a black screen. The sync signal is present, but no audio or video information is being output. Would you be able to fix an issue like this? I've tried everyrhing that I can without replacing the CPU itself, and I don't have the skills to do that. Is there a way that I could send it to you?
@@Piggieyt75 it depends I’ve had consoles in the past that I couldn’t fix. 1 chip consoles often time display a black screen from a bad APU chip. Have you tried Mario kart, street fighter, or the burn in test cart? If you try Mario kart or street fighter you sometimes get a Nintendo logo and then it freezes, this helps track down the problem a bit. I don’t usually take in repairs, you got any pictures of your board. Maybe you have a broken trace on your board somewhere?
Great job! Don't be so hard on yourself. Keep the videos coming. 😁
Excellent work! I just picked up a Famicom top loader and I'm wondering if there's a way to mod it to replace the Famicom 60 pin connector with a 72 pin NES connector.
@@CommonScentsAintSoCommonNow thanks, as far as the pin connector mod, I’m not quite sure. Most people use the NES to Famicom adaptors.
@@PunkNDisorderlyGamer true. I’ve been using the adapter and it works well. Only issue is NES cartridges have to be flipped around so you can’t see the label when the game is inserted. Not a big deal at all just a little annoying.
Ur cranking sir!
@@Steveburto I’m trying.
Bro I waited over 5 Years for this Video lol...
@@74bobby my bad…
i was waiting for tim worthington to get them back in stock before the LavaRGB was a thing and ended up buying a krikzz RGB Blaster instead.
Kinda wanted to try this, but never got around to installing a NESRGB myself, I just use an AV Famicom with an RGB Blaster. Might do a LumaCode install once it's available for NTSC. There's also the RGBS PPU coming from RgRDev. Also hoping a new HDMI mod will be here sometime soon, maybe from PixelFX.
This is the mod that I want to do to my toploader. Need to buy one and have it done. I don’t have a solder sucker gun to desolder and extract the ppu. I also don’t 100% trust myself on the mod.
@@mullinsjm1 you could try a desoldering braid or a manual desoldering pump. Without an electric solder sucker it will make the job harder.
@@PunkNDisorderlyGamerextracting that ppu is the only part I have doubt about. 😂 But yeah an electric one would work well.
A 50 Minute Video Nice...
@@74bobby it’s was like 2 and half hours of raw footage I had to chop it down a bit. It’s was a fun mod, I’m very pleased with how it came out.
i did this on the smaller famicom toploader, good mod
@@yeolemillinial8295 yeah I imagine it’s about the same process. This mod is definitely worth it.
Every TV I've bought in the past 20 years still has an antenna screw on cable connector, which is what one uses to connect an RF adapter to.
@@jimdavis6833 I got a brand new LG 4k tv that doesn’t have RF or Composite.
@@PunkNDisorderlyGamer No TV has an RF connector, that's why the game consoles of the past came with an RF adapter.
@@jimdavis6833 RF is a type of signal not a connector, and isn’t exclusively an RCA style plug. In my case, my tv doesn’t accept inputs of RF of any type, with any form of adapter.
@@PunkNDisorderlyGamer I'm well aware of that, which is why the adapter changes the RF into a video signal that's compatible with the Antenna input. Argue more if you desire, but I know what I'm talking about. The screw connector on the back of the TV will be labeled either "Antenna", or "Cable". It's not an RCA connector.
The issue with machined pin sockets is that they only work well with clean round pin headers, no desoldered flat lead chips. I’m not sure why they even make them in DIP arrangements considering that DIP chips don’t have round pins. Of course, the adapter board here does, which is why they would have been fine for that part. For the desoldered PPU itself: Only use a dual-wipe socket or directly solder.
@@emmettturner9452 I was thinking about used the dual wipe socket for the ppu chip socket but I decided to just follow the steps. I didn’t want to have to undo my work again.
The next tool I need is a good capacitors tester but I haven't done my research yet and I get lost in the different kinds when I browse aliexpress.
@@adilator yeah I need one of those too. But the next tool I’m looking to get is an oscilloscope.
I bought the Pro'skit SS-331 desoldering station for around 133 euros a while ago and it has proven to be one of the most useful tools. I'm quite happy with it so far. By the way, I'm probably repeating myself, but I just love your channel, it's one of my absolute favorites! 👍
@@EvilCoopra there are a bunch that seem to work well. Thanks for the kind words.
Great video! Makes me want to buy more broken sness/sfcs to just fix them up, i already have a lot of stock to sell tho lmao
@@pcb123lol it’s very cutthroat out there, lots of people are bidding up on job lots.
Harbor freight has 3 styles of those self adjusting wire strippers for anyone thats looking. 8 to 20 depending on the brand.
@@jeffcasper5844 if I’m in there I will be on the lookout for them. Good wire strippers are ideal.
Also, bench power units are very useful if you work on Gameboys
@@ChewyChicken589 yeah for sure, not having to fumble batteries around while you work is convenient. Pretty much any handheld or console with a removed power port or voltage regulator (I’ve personally had many instances in the past).
That Hakko desoldering pump is awesome. It also has a wide variety of tips that work well for different jobs. I recently got the slotted tip which works well for removing things like heat sinks. Also, you actually can get the Japanese version pretty cheap off of eBay but make sure you get a power converter if you do. I almost did that but I opted to just get the American version because I didn't want to deal with that but if you want to save some money that's the way you can go
@@ChewyChicken589 yeah I have a smaller tip for my Hakko desoldering gun, I never knew about the slotted tips though.
@@PunkNDisorderlyGamer yeah it's the N61-16 tip. It's really good for those slotted posts. I used it to remove the rf module from a crt tv board I'm working on.
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Out of curiosity, does your TV have a 3.5mm jack on it? My 40" 4k TV did, and I bought a cable online that takes AV inputs and it works. Also have you had any luck with the multiout-to-HDMI plugs?
@@BrainSlugs83 nah I haven’t checked the back too well. As for the multiout to HDMI I’m sure there exists a great option but I personally can’t recommend one as I’ve never tried any yet.
@@PunkNDisorderlyGamer The RAD2X SNES version would probably work great on that!
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I found this video from a four-year-old comment you posted on Reddit. This series is incredibly satisfying to watch, though it also gives me some perspective on what I can realistically expect without your skills and equipment. Probably not gonna replace a bad CPU with a Radio Shack soldering iron and prayers.
@@froobly yeah I used to post some comments promoting my videos, but I felt like it was kinda of a grift, so I stopped and let the growth be more organic. Glad you made it after all these years from that post. 👍 I got many more newer videos on SFC and SNES repairs, hope they can help.
Very intelligent
That was fun! More please
Great work!!! I love it
Would it be worth it to install a chip socket to make future installations/chip swaps easier?
@@Retro_80s_Guy well it would be worth it to socket a test bench console to remove and test each chip individually without having to solder each chip through trial and error. But these QFP chip sockets are quite expensive.
Amazing job!