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Dane Olds
Добавлен 29 авг 2013
HI! I'm Dane and I love video games and electronics. I cover retro game modding and other retro gaming related things.
How To Fix Vertical Bars On Your Game Boy!
In this video I go over how to fix the vertical bar problem that effects a lot of DMG Game Boys.
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If you'd like me to do some mod work for you feel free to check out my previous work over at Retro Game Boards.
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Or hit me up on twitter dane_olds
Or just shoot me an email. Thanks for watching!
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How to make your own Neo Bios Masta for the Neo Geo!
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.Год назад
In this video I show you how to burn the Neo Geo Universe Bios to a chip and how to build your own open source Neo Bios Masta. If you'd like to support the channel please consider buying me a coffee here: www.buymeacoffee.com/daneolds If you'd like to become a Patreon Supporter you can find me here: www.patreon.com/DaneOlds If you'd like me to do some mod work for you feel free to check out my ...
PC-Engine Duo-R RGB Installation!
Просмотров 3682 года назад
In this video I do my first PC-Engine Duo-R RGB mod installation! Had a blast doing this. Learned a lot along the way. Enjoy! If you'd like to support the channel please consider buying me a coffee here: www.buymeacoffee.com/daneolds If you'd like to become a Patreon Supporter you can find me here: www.patreon.com/DaneOlds If you'd like me to do some mod work for you feel free to check out my p...
Game Gear: Lens Replacement, Reachable Battery Install, Audio Board recap!
Просмотров 542 года назад
In the final video in the 3 part Game Gear series I go over how to replace the lens, install the recharable batteries, and recap the audio board. After that I put it all back together and show the finished package! If you'd like to support the channel please consider buying me a coffee here: www.buymeacoffee.com/daneolds If you'd like to become a Patreon Supporter you can find me here: www.patr...
GameGear: Full Recap, Rechargable Battery Install, Power Harness Fix.
Просмотров 772 года назад
In this video I go over how to fully recap a Game Gear, Install rechargeable USB-C Batteries, and how to detect and fix a bad power harness. If you'd like to support the channel please consider buying me a coffee here: www.buymeacoffee.com/daneolds If you'd like to become a Patreon Supporter you can find me here: www.patreon.com/DaneOlds If you'd like me to do some mod work for you feel free to...
PS1 xStation Install! Part 2: Installation, SD Mount, and Firmware Update.
Просмотров 5752 года назад
In this video I install the x-station QSB and PCB, Install the Laser Bear SD card mount, and update the firmware. I also test out a couple of games! If you'd like to support the channel please consider buying me a coffee here: www.buymeacoffee.com/daneolds If you'd like to become a Patreon Supporter you can find me here: www.patreon.com/DaneOlds If you'd like me to do some mod work for you feel...
PS1 xStation Install! Part 1: Tear Down and Board Prep
Просмотров 1512 года назад
In this video I tear down a PU-8 board revision PS1 and prepare the board for the xStation install. This includes removing some SMD components and lifting pins on the CXD2510Q chip. If you'd like to support the channel please consider buying me a coffee here: www.buymeacoffee.com/daneolds If you'd like to become a Patreon Supporter you can find me here: www.patreon.com/DaneOlds If you'd like me...
PC Engine DUO-R: Tear Down and Full Recap!
Просмотров 9462 года назад
Buckle in because this one is a bigjob! In this video I fully disassemble the DUO-R and fully recap it. I learned a lot on this one. I hope you like it! If you'd like to support the channel please consider buying me a coffee here: www.buymeacoffee.com/daneolds If you'd like to become a Patreon Supporter you can find me here: www.patreon.com/DaneOlds If you'd like me to do some mod work for you ...
Game Gear: How to Disassemble and get the right cap replacement kit.
Просмотров 912 года назад
In this video I disassemble a Game Gear, show you how to identify the motherboard revision and how to order the proper cap replacement kit. I'll be further repairing this one down the road. Thanks for watching! If you like my work and would like to support the channel feel free to buy me a coffee here: www.buymeacoffee.com/daneolds If you'd like to become a patron of the channel you can check o...
How to fully customize and upgrade your Mayflash Arcade Stick F300 with high quality parts!
Просмотров 3,8 тыс.2 года назад
I thought it'd be fun to share how to totally upgrade a cheap Mayflash arcade stick with high quality Sanwa arcade parts. In this video I go over swapping out buttons and replacing the stick with a high quality stick and harness. If you enjoyed the video please consider buying me a coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/daneolds Or becoming a Patreon Subscriber: www.patreon.com/DaneOlds This is the stick...
How to update your Undamned USB Decoder!
Просмотров 2932 года назад
In this quick video I go over how to update the firmware for your Undamned USB decoder to the latest so you can use all the cool new arcade sticks on your supergun. www.buymeacoffee.com/daneolds www.patreon.com/DaneOlds
PS1 Digital HDMI Mod Installation - First one! - Part 3: Wifi hookup, reassembly, and testing.
Просмотров 1082 года назад
In this video we get the playstation all put back together and try it out! Thanks to Nate McDyer for editing! Thanks for hanging out! If you like my work and would like something modded feel free to shoot me an email.
PS1 Digital HDMI Mod Installation - First one! - Part 2: Installation
Просмотров 2032 года назад
In this video I go over actual installation of the PS1 digital mod. I also get to some of the initial testing. More video testing to follow in the next video. Special thanks to Nate McDyer for editing!
PS1 Digital HDMI Mod Installation - First one!
Просмотров 1392 года назад
In this video I go over disassembling the PS1 and preparing the board to install the PS1 Digital mod. Special thanks to Nate McDyer for editing. If you are interested in having me do some mod work feel free to shoot me an email. Thanks for watching! -Dane
Mega Man The Wily Wars Collector's Edition Unboxing and Playthrough
Просмотров 962 года назад
I thought it would be fun to do something a little different and unbox my new copy of Mega Man The Wily Wars Collector's Edition and play through a bit of it. Enjoy!
Analogue Pocket Firmware 1.0b - Overview and Update Instructions
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.2 года назад
Analogue Pocket Firmware 1.0b - Overview and Update Instructions
1st Toploader NESRGB - Part 5: SNES Multi Out Wiring, Testing, and Final Thoughts.
Просмотров 782 года назад
1st Toploader NESRGB - Part 5: SNES Multi Out Wiring, Testing, and Final Thoughts.
1st Toploader NESRGB - Part 4: Borti I/O wiring, expansion audio hookup, cpu audio hookup.
Просмотров 1112 года назад
1st Toploader NESRGB - Part 4: Borti I/O wiring, expansion audio hookup, cpu audio hookup.
1st Toploader NESRGB - Part 3: Expansion Audio install and Borti I/O prep/install.
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1st Toploader NESRGB - Part 3: Expansion Audio install and Borti I/O prep/install.
1st Toploader NESRGB - Part 2: Board Prep, Parts removal, Adapter board set up.
Просмотров 662 года назад
1st Toploader NESRGB - Part 2: Board Prep, Parts removal, Adapter board set up.
Analogue Pocket Unboxing, Updates, and Impressions!
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Analogue Pocket Unboxing, Updates, and Impressions!
1st NES Toploader RGB and Borti I/O board install!
Просмотров 1832 года назад
1st NES Toploader RGB and Borti I/O board install!
NESRGB! Part 4: Case Modification, Final Board Installation, Power Hookup, and Testing.
Просмотров 1572 года назад
NESRGB! Part 4: Case Modification, Final Board Installation, Power Hookup, and Testing.
NES RGB! Part 2: PPU desoldering, motherboard set up, NESRGB Board Prep.
Просмотров 3232 года назад
NES RGB! Part 2: PPU desoldering, motherboard set up, NESRGB Board Prep.
1st WiiDual Install! Part 3 - Case Mod and Final Testing
Просмотров 933 года назад
1st WiiDual Install! Part 3 - Case Mod and Final Testing
1st WiiDual Install! Part 2 - Installation
Просмотров 1053 года назад
1st WiiDual Install! Part 2 - Installation
1st WiiDual Install! Part 1 - Teardown
Просмотров 1093 года назад
1st WiiDual Install! Part 1 - Teardown
@daneolds515, I am on my road to repairing my Sega CDX. I did a recap and installed a new laser. It seems to still have trouble reading disks. Audio CD won't play. CD games will load sometime and crash or skip really randomly. The only 2 caps I didn't replace was the 2 polymer caps that console5 doesn't include in there cap kit. Any ideas? Maybe I got a crappy laser? Do you still have the link to where you got your laser? The new laser installed was a Sanyo SF-C93AQ . Thanks for any help
@@Oldfashionedgarage likeliest culprit is the laser. The first time I did one of these the first laser was bad. They usually have a solder jumper that you have to solder if I remember right. Been a While since I’ve done one. Did you mess with any of the laser potentiometers? If you do be sure to mark their default spot with a marker before you change them. You always want to be able to go back to the default settings. Unfortunately sourcing parts for these is getting harder all the time. You may wan to grab another laser but trying the potentiometers can’t hurt as long as you mark them. Hope that helps!
@@daneolds515 Thank you for the reply. As for the solder jumper, do you mean the antistatic solder blob you have to de-solder? if so yes I did de solder that. I have not yet played with the pots as I am not sure which one I need to mess with . Do you still have the eBay seller from Hong Kong that you got your laser from?
@@Oldfashionedgarage I dug back through my ebay orders and it looks like the seller was etrade168. Looks like they are away right now. The blob was what I was talking about. Good luck and keep me posted! I'd love to hear where you get to with it. I have a new CDX that I need to refurb myself here soon. I'm planning to finish building my shop at my new house this fall and hope to start doing videos again this winter.
Could you recommend the brand of new caps you're using here?
Generally I use kits from Console5.com which I heartily recommend. If you're buying direct from an electronics supplier you can't go wrong with Nichicon caps. I always try to get them if I can.
Cro-magnon caveman here. I will never understand these procedures. But I enjoy the videos. I love original retro consoles displayed on my new (old) CRT television, 34 inches. Final fantasy VI never has tasted sweeter. Greetings from Chile 🇨🇱
@@axelmenzel773 Hey, thanks for reaching out! Glad you enjoyed the video! I’m in the process of building out my new electronics shop. Hoping to get doing videos again sometime this year.
You need to hold down the lid close button when booting man! lol.
😆 Not the first time that has gotten me.
Yeah I was watching that part of the video where you had everything put together good, but the Xstation wasn't booting because the lid was registering open. I was basically yelling at the screen at the point when you took it all apart again to check your solder joints. Lol. You got later on though. 👍
Yep! That's why I try to show my whole process in these videos. Figuring things out is a big part of the process. Sometimes you'll figure it out right away, sometimes you'll hunt for it. Sometimes you just overlook something obvious. 😆@@Matt-ic1po
@@daneolds515 Yeah installing these mods can be a complicated trial and error process. Especially with 30 to 40 year old hardware and the many different hardware revisions. I am currently installing the Xstation in my PS1 and the NesRGB video upgrade in my original Nintendo. Well thanks for doing the video. It is definitely good to see the learning trial and error process.
@@Matt-ic1po Awesome! Let me know how they turn out!
Hello just looked up this build in google. Btw when i search the mayflash f300 your video is the first one that shoots up. My question is can I just replace the ball top with any bat top using the default lever?
That’s awesome, I had no idea. Thanks for letting me know. As for replacing the ball top as long as it’s the same thread size you’re good to go.
I see but is the ball top removable on the default lever? I haven't had the chance to try it yet.@@daneolds515
All I can hear is the 15khz buzz lol
I hope this message finds you well, hope your business and your life stay fine tuned years to come - say hello to Nick Leonard and tell him his work is amazing too
Hey, thanks so much! In the process of getting my new shop put together. Hoping to really start up again in the spring. Cheers!
Man, it's just so unfair how youtube works with this "recommendation thing" - your channel is valuable, more than thousands recommended in my home screen...
Hey, thanks for saying that! I’ve never gotten a ton of traction on RUclips but I’ve always enjoyed making these videos for the people that these videos DO find their way to.
Just wanted to find a video of booting the system to a analog crt so now I know the white loading screen is normal and my cap job is good
Glad I could help!
@@daneolds515 hey thanks for the reply. Everything works but for some reason after the cap job my cd Rom2 unit will not work with the system that I recapped but will work with other systems I have. The re capped system is a core grafx and the other two that will work in the ifu-30 cd rom2 unit are an original pc engine and core grafx 2 never recapped all original. Is it possible because of the recap that the unit is drawing more power and not giving enough power to cd rom unit ? Cd rom will power on and spin up then it will glitch and power off. Other systems work fine with it
I figured out what happened, be careful with the soldered on ground shield it shorted out a something to the cd rom unit. Too much solder on from factory, cleaned removed access solder on ground shield and ground shield pcb connections and re attached. Everything works now!
@@MrAlexthemachine That's great to know, glad you got it sorted!
So whats your solder of choice for a job like this?
I always go with Kester solder. I also use liquid flux to help things along. Don’t use unleaded solder. It’s WAY harder to work with. Just be sure to have good ventilation.
@@daneolds515 63-37 or 60-40?
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Thanks for the sub! More videos to come soon-ish!
underrated channel lol
Thanks! I haven't posted in a while since I've moved and am currently building out my new shop. More to come in the future though!
Hi mate, difficult to see on the video but maybe you can help me. On a lot of doc or list found on internet I saw that 1944 have a G pal. But I've got graphics trouble with the one on my board. Can you confirm your jumpers setting? It could be a great help, thanks a lot 😎
And which EPROM have you got, could be awesome to have nice picture of your board with maskrom/EPROM 😊
Nice install! I just had this video pop up in my feed. Always interesting to watch other people install your stuff. Also a good reminder that I've been MIA for too long 😅
Hey, so good to hear from you! I really love your work! Your Infinikeys have saved several of my boards and I use your USB decoders with my supergun. Cheers! Got any fun new projects cooking?
Hey, do you offer any services? I bricked my AV Famicom a while back by plugging an NES power adapter I had lying around into it. Big mistake, lol. It was also RGB modded; I had bought it off eBay a few years ago, but I lost the original power adapter. I haven't found too many people online who specialize in retro console repairs, but just let me know! :)
Sorry to hear about that! Hit me up on Retro Game Boards or shoot me an email and we’ll talk.
Seems like you have an iron+desoldering pump (vaccum?) in one? Where did you get that? Good stuff, just getting into CPS2 myself
I just got a cheapy on Amazon. It has worked pretty well for me for a few years. Haven’t shelled out for an expensive hakko yet.
I have a CDX that used to work, but someone left batteries in it and they leaked. It still powered on, but didn't have any video. I sent it out for a recap and it came back not functioning at all. You don't happen to offer repair services, do you?
How did you record your Analogue pocket
Just with a standard external Elgato HD60 and the pocket dock.
friend help me i would like to know what is this component on the power supply board has a W7 plus the other one you can't see could you help me please it is close to the voltage regulator
I destroyed the power fuse on mine when I was a kid by using the wrong powersupply. I fixed it about 10 years ago and it was probably the hardest electronics repair I have ever done. I was a professional laptop and console repairman for reference at the time.
Oh no! Yeah, unfortunately that was the fate of many consoles back in the day. I've been able to repair a handful that had that happen but it can be touch and go. What all did you end up having to do to get it fixed up? I'll definitely agree that the CDX is a challenge to get into and work on but it doesn't hold a candle to the Victor Wondermega. I fixed up one that had power issues and audio issues. Took me over two years to get fixed up. I actually documented the process over at the retro game boards forum if you want to check it out. www.retrogameboards.com/t/danexmurder-s-mods-and-repairs-thread/2123/169?u=danexmurder
Thanks for the video , and Sharing the exécution , good job
Hey thank you! And thanks for watching! Hope you found it helpful.
Aloha, Mr. Dane Olds. Pls let Starfield have playable Recurve and Compound Bows for stealth builds. Not having playable Bows is a deal breaker for me. Have an excellent day!
Just turn it right side up and the plate falls right off….😂 also just reach in and pull the screws out with your fingers after you believe it’s all the way out. Pull straight up.
My answer desapear and i dont know if you read what i wrote!
Nope! Didn’t see anything. Happy to help out however I can though.
Why did u note remove some componente from motherboard like tutorial says?
Which tutorial are you looking at? I followed the instructions from Dan's Projects here: www.dansprojects.com/GCDual_Install.html On Wiidual installations you have to remove components based on which type of Sync you use. You can see those instructions here: dansprojects.com/wiidual_install.html Thanks for watching!
That voltage regulator, do you know the specs for it by chance where a replacement could be found?
I usually use 78S05 voltage regulators. You can usually find them at mouser, digikey, or other electronics suppliers. Alternatively you could get one from console5 dot com.
@@daneolds515 Cool, thank you!
@@daneolds515would a 7805 regulator work?
@@enjoythesho1992 Yep! The 78S05s are just more efficient.
with the audio mod, is the capacitor needed if im not using rgb
Yep, it's the same as in this video. This NES wasn't modded with an RGB board.
@@daneolds515 thanks for the info. i did it without a capacitor. works. so what does the capacitor do? sorry for sonmany questions. im new to this and want to do it the right way
great tutorial :)
Glad you liked it! Hope it was helpful for you.
On the point about Octagon gate being good for fighting games, I used to think that, but now I've come to realize it completely depends on the game. For example Tekken plays like poopoo on an octagon, because Diagonal inputs are so important in the game, and it's significantly easier to find the corners on a square. Then on the other side, doing a quarter circle on a square feels a little more wonky. So it depends on the game, and to some extent the characters that you like to play.
Yep! Definitely depends on the game. I usually play Capcom fighters which is why I like the octagon gate. I think for shmups a square gate is better.
Links?
Thanks for the info about the old NBM boards being made open source, I put one together a while back but only now realized I'd soldered to the wrong pads on the board. Pin 2 on the MV-1B is chip enable, and pin 20 (the right most one) is output enable. Unibios works just fine now. :D
Awesome! Glad you got it up and running!
Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching!
Hey man. I just got done doing a full recap of a PC Engine Duo I picked up in a non working state at a Japanese thrift shop. Happy to say that it is now in full working order. Your video (among others) was super helpful to me, and I appreciate you taking the time to upload it. Looking forward to your future content.
Hey, thanks so much! Glad it was helpful. It feels so good to restore something to full working order. I’ll definitely post some more videos in the future but it may be a little while. I’m about to move and will have to set up a new shop. Tons more projects planned though. Happy holidays!
@moneytree400 What was the defect? I have one that I got in Japan and it spins the cd but doesn't play the games.
What about formatting? explain how to do that
Hi! This mod cancel original RF and AV output?
Hi! Composite and RF are still enabled. You have to switch off RGB via a switch or controller command to switch from RGB to composite but that’s it. In fact you can even send composite over the AV multi-out. The yellow jack will still work though.
@@daneolds515 OK. Yesterday I install NESRGB on my NES, but AV and RF only shows gray screen...🤔 Maybe i did something wrong...
@@arzarello Did you install a palette switch? In the past I've used a 4 position rotary switch. That way I'd have composite, P1, P2, P3.
@@daneolds515 I installed the paddle switch via the NES controller. RF and composite don´t have colors, only white and gray image.
@@arzarello so you installed the Borti I/O board to control everything with the controller?
How do u connect a cps2 to joystick
I use a HAS Supergun with an undamned decoder. There are several good superguns out there you could look into. I think the Behar bros. Just did one too.
if a doofus like me can get this working, then most people could probably do this, I recommend it. its great!
If you did it, you aren’t a doofus! Great job!
thank you for documenting this process! i recently bought a CDX from a thrift store for 5 bucks and the sound from the genesis side of things sounds glitchy so im hoping a recap will help me!
You bet! Happy to help! Let me know how the recap goes!
Hi Dane Olds !!!! I've been confused about the expansion mod because I've realized the mod exactly your describes but I can't get nothing diferent about sounds in an original Akumajou Densetsu testing. I supposed my config is correct, but two doubts takes in my head...Is there any electrical diference between CPU 04 and CPU 11 from 1987, or the mod only works in a romcarts. Thanks in advance.
Hey, good to hear from you. Are you running the expansion audio into an RGB board or are you just doing your audio expansion to the NES its self? Depending on which you are doing will change which pin your are connecting to. If you are doing expansion audio into an RGB board you want to go from pin 9 to pin 2 and run your wire out to the RGB board. If you are not running into an RGB board you wan to connect pin 9 to pin 3. I explain this a bit more in depth here: ruclips.net/video/QkgmKIpnPeU/видео.html Hope that helps! Good luck!
@@daneolds515 Hi again !!!! I got it. Only I'm doing the audio expansion with RC filter circuit using 100K and 1 microfarad and that's operating correctly. So it's neccesary get the audio source from the FC cartridge across the 60 to 72 adapter to NES CPU. Finally I can hear the original lost audio channel in my amp. I'm really greatfull by your time and attention. Best regards.
@@ivanandrade3876 Awesome! Glad you got it to work! Have fun checking out all those games with the extra audio! I suggest giving Lagrange Point a play-through if you like RPGs. It has some really awesome music and in a lot of ways almost feels like a 16-bit RPG. I actually did a video on how to make a translated one of your own too! ruclips.net/video/vxWMzUDLqAo/видео.html
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You bet! Thanks for watching!
@@daneolds515 we have a similar fascination for old CRTs! I have a similar racket ;-)
Just got my Sega CDX, wanted to open it up to do a full clean but Jesus.... what a PIA to tear it apart. Thanks for the video.
You bet! Glad you found it helpful! Get it all cleaned up and it should keep lasting you for a while depending on the state of the laser/caps.
Cris bumbsted...are u?
I have a CDX that will read Audio-CD's but seems to crash when trying to read Sega CD- discs. What's funny is that it will sometimes read the discs as Audio and can playback the audio no problem... Would a laser replacement be appropriate or do you think something else is going on?
I’d try to treat that with a recap and potentiometer adjustment. If that doesn’t work then I’d try to get a new laser.
Sorry to bring bad news, that heating fix on the screen lines is a temporary fix, happens a lot also on game gear and by experience after the repair some short time after it will return to previous condition, advice if possible replace it and save you to open the console again in a short period of time. Cheers my friend
Yep, If I remember correctly we'd talked over what to do with it and he just decided to go with the simple screen fix for now. Down the road I think pretty much all of these are going to need to be replaced.
Your link to see the mod work isn't working
Hey, thanks for the heads-up Clint! All fixed up.
Hello, should I buy micro switches like cherry D44X for the upgrade?? Basic are there micro switches?
I didn’t but it shouldn’t be too hard to do.
What is the line out port for?
That’s a separate audio port.
Darn, I thought it could be used as AV/Compound video out you know like those mid 2000's mini dvd players.
@@gerardo_contreras That’d be super cool! As far as I know it’s just a line level audio output. Super interesting device in general. I’d love to add one to my collection some day.
The CDX also works as a portable audio CD player, so you would plug in headphones there. It wasn't great for that though since it didn't have anti-skip.
What size is the ball topper
Pretty sure they are 35mm. The ones I used were Ex Gear bi-color ball tops from Arcade Shock.
I revisioned lots of Game Gears and the worst experience was replacing the glass lens, i bought it on Aliexpress and when i peeled the sticker was all over and turned the lens useless, after that i never replaced any lenses.
Bummer! Yeah, I've found that using tweezers really helps with getting the coating off of the inside of the lens. Fore me the most nerve wracking part is setting the lens into the shell. Gotta get it just right!
@@daneolds515 true, you only have one try to make centered right
hi there, all game gears ive seen are notorious for capacitor problems, among other suprises you may find, all the plastic casing capacitors are glued to the boards (motherboard and some older consoles have them on the sound board also), first with pliers give them a soft wigle to break the glue, then aplly some flux and with a thin tip iron desolder them, after removing all, clean the board with alchool and solder new caps, i use ceramic ones, much easier and clean job, never leave any old caps, all of them will fail and leak.
Yep! Game Gears always need a full recap. These days I prefer to replace the audio and power boards all together. Thanks for watching!