Building the DesTest MAX-Switch for Commodore 64 Diagnostics
Epictronics’ latest video walks viewers through building the DesTest MAX-Switch and diagnostic harness for the Commodore 64, showcasing detailed soldering, troubleshooting, and problem-solving along the way.
Building Hexadecimal LED Displays on the Commodore 64
Tim’s Retro Corner showcases a Hexadecimal LED display for the Commodore 64, explaining its design, build, and successful BASIC test.
Commodore 64 C2N Repairs Bring Classic Tape Decks Back to Life
Lee from More Fun Fixing It revives several Commodore 64 C2N tape decks using clever fixes, alignment tricks, and a lot of patience.
Commodore 1701 Refurb
Dave Izon demonstrates a precise Commodore 1701 Refurb, restoring a C64 monitor’s plastic housing with expert paintwork and impressive results.
HD-64 True HDMI Setup: Amiga Retro’s C64 Configuration Guide
Amiga Retro returns with Part Two of the HD-64 True HDMI series, covering installation, configuration, and a live demo scene showcase.
Commodore 64 Synth Build Part 1
J. Fredrik Andersson transforms a classic Commodore 64 into a full synthesizer with the SID chip, MIDI control, and Synthcart software.
Faulty PLA Repair: Restoring a Dead Commodore 64
Chicken 64 restores a dead Commodore 64 through a Faulty PLA Repair, diagnosing heat issues, swapping chips, and testing every port to perfection.
STM32F4 vs RP2350: Five Real-World Differences That Matter
Piers Rocks breaks down five key differences between the STM32F4 and RP2350 microcontrollers, explaining why the STM32F4 suits his OneROM project better.
