The link of some of the tools🧰 used in this video : rechargeable screwdriver amzn.to/4bAROPO -🧰- Rotary Tool Kit amzn.to/3uF5CIf -🧰- Rotary Tool Accessory Kit amzn.to/4bBZQYv -🧰- Solder Sucker : Recommendation : amzn.to/3OOsxaS the one in video is : amzn.to/3wiq7ep -🧰- Vacuum pump and chamber amzn.to/3SZbrJS
Love the video. Somw small advice, use more solder flux. There were plenty of connections that would have been better if you had just added a small dab of flux each time. Looking forward to more.
Yes, but if we refer to every gaming console as a Nintendo, it will become part of the common lexicon, and Nintendo will lose their trademark. I'm doing my part! Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go play Sonic 3 and Knuckles on my Nintendo.
For those who dont know, these early Taiwan clones have high value because they are true full chipset clones (their chips are interchangeable with real Famicom parts). The later mid 90s ones which are all made in a single chip (NOAC - nes on a chip) are of very low value and quality. So if you have such an early famiclone dont give it away or pass it as unworthy, unlike the NOAC ones.
Was never really an avid gamer, but I deeply admire and respect the time, effort, and attention to detail that you put forth into this restoration. Bravo Zulu, my man. Bravo Zulu.
That was SO satisfying to watch, a complete restoration not just someone scrubbing and retrobriting some plastic. Laughed out loud that you preserved all the dust bunnies in a tupperware with as much care as you took of not losing the screws
I don't usually watch videos like this, but this was incredibly satisfying to watch. I didn't think the circuit boards could be cleaned in that manner, especially the power supply. I've never seen such a deep cleaning of any electronic. I thought I was a patient person, but you have WAY more patience than I ever will and you know your stuff. God-like of a job! If I knew what you know when I was younger, I would have saved tons of electronics because people are constantly throwing away stuff all the time in my city. One time someone had a flood in their basement and all their consoles got soaked. Only one was still working after it dried. They ended up throwing the rest of the consoles away.
Dear Friend, "Many friends have left messages from the beginning of publication this video and most of the messages have been kind and motivating, but I can say that your message was something else and made me feel satisfied, Thank you dear friend."💙
You can use water on a board to clean if you wanted.. you just need to make sure ALL electricity in tge board is gone and it needs to be 150% dry before power goes through it. People put boards in dishwashers all the time.
@@RestoFixhow did this get so dirty? It looks like it was used as a clothes dryer filter with cat hair? This was one of the best restores I have ever watched
absolutely you are right dear Sakamoto , but unfortunately, Nintendo did not have a official agent in our area and a lot of other areas around the world, so clone versions (C versions) were the only hope for children of our generation. Somehow, this type of clone version was more rare and has high quality. Everywhere in media the original versions have been restored for those who had access to the original versions, but for the children who remember their entire childhood with these versions, there is very little videos. 🧡
its from Taiwan and it called "Dendy Classic II in Russia and CIS, Pegasus IQ-502 in Poland and Czechia, Video Game GT 3300 in Czechia, Super Bitgame in Argentina and Redstone in Iceland.@@davidhughes4689
Clones or originals, but they made our childhood, kilotons of nostalgia and memories when we were small and the world was full of magic, I dedicate this post to everyone who played on a black and white TV ❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏
Odd tinkering is the best when it comes to this, but man. You are just on the same level. Please let us have more of this premium quality restoration videos.
I cannot express how much I loved it. Made me think of my first ever console, which I keep here with all my love, but is not running anymore. It was an NES clone from Brasil, called Dynavision 3. I keep it in hope to one find find an amazing guy like you that could restore it to its full glory!
@AmonVangrell sabia que eu ver um brasileiro aqui comentando sobre o Dynavision rsrsrs manda seu console pra manutenção, se não for o de um chip pode ter reparo.
The only part I really question is the polishing but that's only because I assume this famiclone had a matte finish like most 90s consoles originally. Regardless, the time, effort and care put into this is frankly incredible.
@@FezTheSpaceBiker i tried to do my best for polishing and checked it periodically to achieve the same brightness and texture as it's production date. it wasn't a blind polishing, thanks for the comment 💙💙
A note about reassembly with self-tapping screws. Don't just screw them in, turn them backwards a little bit until you feel the screw drop into the old thread, then turn forward. If done correctly the screw turns easily and doesn't make new threads and soon strip the thread out completely.
When I have a bad thread on ABS I put a drop of acetone in the hole and it a bit to soften. Once it's dry or mostly dry, I'll re-tap the hole. If it's other plastics.... What's a little chloroform between friends! (seriously plastic and CORRECT solvent welding can do wonders)
Wow, was not expecting this! In for a surprise here, the deep clean work on this is absolutely amazing, especially the circuit board cleaning, re-plating the RCA connectors wow!
At first I thought it was another fake restoration but it didn't take long to recognize you were going above and beyond what even a normal channel might do. Spectacular!
Same for me. I thought it was a fake. Then I read the story... and then looking at the internal damage, that was all used and abused and not fake damage and gunk. And I have to agree with your assessment. Was amazing to watch all the work done. Still don't know how he got the right resistor value from that burnt resistor though.
Good job, but as a tip, when you polish the plastic of the consoles you are eliminating the roughness that they have in their design. Before I made mistakes and polished them, until I restored a dreamcast and left it shiny... but then they showed me a new one in the box (more than 20 years old) and the plastic was rough and not smooth, the same thing happened to me with the PSOne. I'll leave you that information. bye
Great work, now this console can be enjoyed again by the next generation of gamers! Always nice seeing more and more people fix things again instead of throwing them away.
First time viewer here. This video came up on my recommended videos. I enjoyed all of the detailed views of this project, the collection of the dust bunnies and the effort and lengths that you went in repairing and restoring this game console. I've subscribed and look forward to more great projects. Thank you!
Thank you Fish, it is my honor to have such a comment from someone who watched and left a comment with this details. I hope you will enjoy the upcoming video in near future.🧡
Love watching restoration videos like this. It's always amazing how you and others can get these relics so clean and working again. Can't wait for the next video.
O nível de detalhamento que você impôs nessa restauração é absurdo. Aumentou demais o nível em relação a outros canais que assisto com esse tipo de conteúdo. Parabéns, ganhou um inscrito do Brasil e compartilhando também. Congrats
Parabéns pela excelente dedicação e olha a melhor restauração que vi no RUclips com toda certeza. Os mais de 50 minutos passaram de uma maneira que nem percebi. BRAVO 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏. +1 inscrito +1 like. Aqui do Brasil. Obrigado pelo excelente video
Then say that! Not "glass cleaner" with no mention of it being ammonia free and title the section "how to clean" there are a lot of people who will just follow along and put regular Windex in because people are stupid and you are advertising it as a tutorial with that title! @@RestoFix
@@RestoFix People may not see a second video. But additionally, you should not mix bleach with ANYTHING but cool water, except in the laundry, as clothing detergent was made to be able to mix. For your own safety in the long run, and the safety of those watching and emulating, please don't add bleach to your cleanings.
This is in fact a rare console, and was only distributed to some countries that didn't have access to the "Nintendo" or "Famicom" at the time, alot were destroyed, that's what makes this rare, probably more so than the actual Nintendo! I've never seen a restoration like this!! You are amazing my friend, a master of your work, I can see you take your time and take pride in what you do, hats off! Incredible work! You definately have a new subscriber, well done! 👍🏽👍🏽
🤣🤣it surprised me too Bro. This is what happens to the game console when it is constantly placed on the carpet. Due to the fur and fluff that gets stuck in the console, the heating of the console increases, and if you pay attention, the solders of the power sockets loosen due to this heat, and as a result, the power part sparks and the final damage occours due to the interruptions and rapid connections of the electricity .Of course, the other dirt was due to being in storage for 30 years and the damage of liquid leaking into it.🧡
Выглядит так, что консоль заранее обсыпали песком, а внутрь насыпали пыли из пылесоса. Если бы консоль действительно долго лежала в песке, полная пыли, то внутри нее была бы ржавчина. Ржавчина есть только на внешних винтиках. Рестравратция действительно очень качественная.
Was looking for this. I've never seen dust so packed in an electronic device, makes no sense. And the color wool looks like cloth remains from the drier machine
Be honest, did you add that 8 inch layer of dust for dramatic effect? I’ve seen some funky systems in my day, but that one looks like someone sent it back in time and told their great grandfather to make sure he passed it down to every son, and they all must go out of their way to avoid taking any care of it!
😂It surprised me too bro💙, it was kept almost outdoer i can say, it's weird condition was the reasonI preferd to start my channel with this rather than a well-known and common console that everyone knows.
A esto le llamo una excelente restauración, hombre felicidades eres asombroso... No se si puedas traducir el comentario pero deberias hacerlo por que te escribo para felicitarte excelente trabajo. Si se puede mas videos asi gracias
Thanks a lot Bro. and yes I translate and read all the comments. your message was very encouraging and It is my honor to have you in my channel for the next video. 🧡
"This console deserves more than just a restoration" (Proceeds to replace ONLY ONE of the 30 year old Capacitors from an era known for bad faulty Capacitors)
I am very impressed. So much work, so much time and attention to detail. Hours and hours, days and weeks compressed into only 40 minutes. You are a true master. 👍
Oh wow. Thats an.... IQ502, right? I havent seen one of these in years. Im a collector of nintendo consoles, but i havent managed to lay my hands on this one yet. Really cool to see! Cant wait to see it work again.
Watching this beautiful video brings back the best memories of my childhood, I still remember when I went to my friend's house to play with his PlayStation 1 every afternoon after leaving school 😎😎
I very impressed by the you restore this game cancel back to his former days. Also it's impressive the way you have all the tools to get the job done right. I hope you do a review video on your tools that made this game restoring possible.
Did you put the colored buttons back in the wrong positions? Before it was cleaned the yellow buttons were left and up (the Y and X of a SNES controller.) After your restoration they are left and down (Y and B.) What do the extra buttons do anyway? Are they turbo (repeat) buttons for A and B? There's only a single 8-bit shift register on the circuit board (at least that's what it looks like; I can't make out any numbers on the chip.) That would imply that they can't be extra inputs, except the contacts lead directly to pins on the shift register. Incredible restoration. The final console at the end looks fantastic.
It's hard to imagine that this particular console can actually be restored, I'm impressed, this console to anyone is pretty much unfixable, keep up a great job, you are incredible 💪👍🙂
I love watching restoration videos and your attention to detail was greatly appreciated. I feel like I learned a lot just from following along. Would love to see more from you!
I am an electronics engineer and I have electronics repair and hardware restauration projects like these, but the patience for every little detail that you have here is insane! Really good job man, Wow!
The amount of tools used (and the knowledge about them), the variety of chemicals and the overall precision... This deserves respect. I've done plastic reconstruction but never with epoxy, only with same-plastic melting and "sculpting". The metal core inside such plastic reconstruction is a must, I can confirm that. :) Congrats! [Subscribe] clicked. :)
Dear friend, your careful watching of the video is very valuable for me, and I am grateful that you observed the epoxy in such detail, because even though it was not the best part of my video, it was very valuable for me, and the fact that you paid attention to it is very satisfying for me. Thank you❤️
@@RestoFix Thank you for such an invested reply. I feel appreciated as a viewer and a fellow retrocomputer enthusiast who also fixes equipment. :) I appreciate your reply and your work. Cheers. :)
@@RestoFix I appreciate your wording rooted in gratitude and in respect towards higher values. I recognize it with joy. Thank you. :) Same here, dear new friend.
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All's perfect with one exception: the front sticker shouldn't be yellowed like that, it was originally grey. Kinda ruins the look of it.
Great work ... what are the little monsters next to your tv ?
Now all ya gotta do is put a label on that game and it'll be complete.
Now all ya gotta do is put a label on that game and it'll be complete.
Love the video. Somw small advice, use more solder flux. There were plenty of connections that would have been better if you had just added a small dab of flux each time.
Looking forward to more.
Came for a loving Nintendo restoration.
Received a loving Pretendo restoration.
Was not disappointed.
And he gave me a lot of affection and love with his comment
Thank you very much, I hope to see you in the channel in the future, dear friend💙
Yes, but if we refer to every gaming console as a Nintendo, it will become part of the common lexicon, and Nintendo will lose their trademark. I'm doing my part! Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go play Sonic 3 and Knuckles on my Nintendo.
Looking like a Grimtendo
Never heard of a clone referred to as Pretendo😂
Best comment 😀
For those who dont know, these early Taiwan clones have high value because they are true full chipset clones (their chips are interchangeable with real Famicom parts).
The later mid 90s ones which are all made in a single chip (NOAC - nes on a chip) are of very low value and quality.
So if you have such an early famiclone dont give it away or pass it as unworthy, unlike the NOAC ones.
Thank You Vasileios for your complimentary information. I hope you joined us in the channel 💙
Early taiwan clones made in Iran?
@@sailenthotcarathot8540 No way they were made in Iran ,just rebranded. Sure they are historic items and must be preserved.
@@sailenthotcarathot8540 No way they were made in Iran ,just rebranded. Sure they are historic items and must be preserved.
They were made also for Polish market marked a PEGASUS.
this man takes the meaning of a plastic surgeon to a whole new level
💙💙
Was never really an avid gamer, but I deeply admire and respect the time, effort, and attention to detail that you put forth into this restoration. Bravo Zulu, my man. Bravo Zulu.
Thank you very much BRO 💙💙
This man is absolutely amazing! A lot of attention to detail. Many props and much love from NY. I just subscribed too 😊
What does Bravo Zulu mean?
That was SO satisfying to watch, a complete restoration not just someone scrubbing and retrobriting some plastic. Laughed out loud that you preserved all the dust bunnies in a tupperware with as much care as you took of not losing the screws
Thank you for your comment and for taking the time to watch the video, it's kind of an obsession💙😂
I don't usually watch videos like this, but this was incredibly satisfying to watch. I didn't think the circuit boards could be cleaned in that manner, especially the power supply. I've never seen such a deep cleaning of any electronic. I thought I was a patient person, but you have WAY more patience than I ever will and you know your stuff. God-like of a job!
If I knew what you know when I was younger, I would have saved tons of electronics because people are constantly throwing away stuff all the time in my city. One time someone had a flood in their basement and all their consoles got soaked. Only one was still working after it dried. They ended up throwing the rest of the consoles away.
Dear Friend, "Many friends have left messages from the beginning of publication this video and most of the messages have been kind and motivating, but I can say that your message was something else and made me feel satisfied, Thank you dear friend."💙
You can use water on a board to clean if you wanted.. you just need to make sure ALL electricity in tge board is gone and it needs to be 150% dry before power goes through it. People put boards in dishwashers all the time.
Muito bom o seu comentário .
Imagine the money you could have made cleaning and restoring them
@@RestoFixhow did this get so dirty? It looks like it was used as a clothes dryer filter with cat hair? This was one of the best restores I have ever watched
This is not a rare Nintendo console, it is a clone of the Famicom
absolutely you are right dear Sakamoto , but unfortunately, Nintendo did not have a official agent in our area and a lot of other areas around the world, so clone versions (C versions) were the only hope for children of our generation. Somehow, this type of clone version was more rare and has high quality. Everywhere in media the original versions have been restored for those who had access to the original versions, but for the children who remember their entire childhood with these versions, there is very little videos. 🧡
exactly its a chineese knockoff
its from Taiwan and it called "Dendy Classic II in Russia and CIS, Pegasus IQ-502 in Poland and Czechia, Video Game GT 3300 in Czechia, Super Bitgame in Argentina and Redstone in Iceland.@@davidhughes4689
Polish famiclone
@Sakamoto196 The best part is all the fake/bot comments on this video.
This is Micro Genius IQ-502. Good famicom clone console from Taiwan. Also known as Dendy Classic 2 in Russia and Pegasus IQ-502 in Poland
Yeah you are right Bro🧡
@@RestoFixawesome work, bro! So detailed, like it!
thank you very much Bro
The depth of love shown for a clone console is truly amazing, thanks for sharing some of your childhood!
Glad you enjoyed it!💙💙
Clones or originals, but they made our childhood, kilotons of nostalgia and memories when we were small and the world was full of magic, I dedicate this post to everyone who played on a black and white TV ❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏
A full of love comment💙💙
This is probably the most caring restoration I've seen. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you like it Johnny, It's my honor you enjoyed 💙
Odd tinkering is the best when it comes to this, but man. You are just on the same level. Please let us have more of this premium quality restoration videos.
Dear friend, your comment is very valuable for me and you gave me a special spirit to make my new video. thank you❤️❤️
I cannot express how much I loved it. Made me think of my first ever console, which I keep here with all my love, but is not running anymore. It was an NES clone from Brasil, called Dynavision 3. I keep it in hope to one find find an amazing guy like you that could restore it to its full glory!
Wowww I loved your comment, It was a part of history Amon! it is my pleasure u liked it💙💛💚
@AmonVangrell sabia que eu ver um brasileiro aqui comentando sobre o Dynavision rsrsrs
manda seu console pra manutenção, se não for o de um chip pode ter reparo.
Unreal. This was the most in depth and thorough restoration i've ever seen. Awesome job!
Wow, thanks!💙💙 you made my day BRO!
Most impressive restoration showcasing your vast knowledge and skills! Really enjoyed watching, thanks!!!
Thank you for the comment Bro, it is my honor you like the video💙
The detail level of this restoration is pure love. It's simply amazing!
Thanks for your comments, I was worried it the details got boring but your comment is encouraging 🧡 I hope I have you in my channel for the next video
@@RestoFixit's an amazing out come, you did a great job 👏
The only part I really question is the polishing but that's only because I assume this famiclone had a matte finish like most 90s consoles originally. Regardless, the time, effort and care put into this is frankly incredible.
@@FezTheSpaceBiker i tried to do my best for polishing and checked it periodically to achieve the same brightness and texture as it's production date. it wasn't a blind polishing, thanks for the comment 💙💙
A note about reassembly with self-tapping screws. Don't just screw them in, turn them backwards a little bit until you feel the screw drop into the old thread, then turn forward. If done correctly the screw turns easily and doesn't make new threads and soon strip the thread out completely.
When I have a bad thread on ABS I put a drop of acetone in the hole and it a bit to soften. Once it's dry or mostly dry, I'll re-tap the hole. If it's other plastics.... What's a little chloroform between friends! (seriously plastic and CORRECT solvent welding can do wonders)
Pgame 어떤절믄친구가길에서현대 컴을줍습니고 고장ㅈ나서못스게댄 제품에머 나사를열어본체와조이패드를1ㅜㄴ해하여먼2ㅣ를2ㅔ거하여
This guy screws
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Restoration Is always satisfying to see, but this was particularly impressive.👏
🧡 Good to Hear that
This is way more than any clone console ever deserved.
Excellent job.
Thank you 🙏
Wow, was not expecting this!
In for a surprise here, the deep clean work on this is absolutely amazing, especially the circuit board cleaning, re-plating the RCA connectors wow!
Glad To Hear That BROOOO , it is my honor u liked it 💙💙💙
This video is perfectly viewable at 2x speed.
Nice job not skipping anything and restoring the whole thing 100% 🏆🥇
I totally agree with you Bro, I personally prefer 2X speed but some people do not. we are at the Same Side😉🧡
I didn't even realise console clones were a thing back in the 90's. It explains why I didn't quite recognise this machine.
💙 thank you for the time you spend, I hope you enjoyed💙
it was wild, remember my country doesn't even have copyright law back then. Good time xD
You are VERY thorough!!!! Impressive!
Glad to hear that 💙
Fantastic restoration 👏👏👏
Many thanks! Hope see u again for the future videos 💙
At first I thought it was another fake restoration but it didn't take long to recognize you were going above and beyond what even a normal channel might do.
Spectacular!
Thank you for watching 💛💙 I'm glad you enjoyed, and it would be my honor if you watch recently uploaded video😉
Same for me. I thought it was a fake. Then I read the story... and then looking at the internal damage, that was all used and abused and not fake damage and gunk. And I have to agree with your assessment. Was amazing to watch all the work done. Still don't know how he got the right resistor value from that burnt resistor though.
Good job, but as a tip, when you polish the plastic of the consoles you are eliminating the roughness that they have in their design. Before I made mistakes and polished them, until I restored a dreamcast and left it shiny... but then they showed me a new one in the box (more than 20 years old) and the plastic was rough and not smooth, the same thing happened to me with the PSOne. I'll leave you that information. bye
Ahh, Nintendo; NES, SNES, Famicom, GameBoy, Wii, all the classics! ☺️
Great work, now this console can be enjoyed again by the next generation of gamers! Always nice seeing more and more people fix things again instead of throwing them away.
💙💙
bonjour! tu fais un travail extraordinaire mec !
je regarde toutes tes vidéos ! j' adore le concept!
bravo
Votre message m'encourage. Merci d'avoir pris le temps de regarder la vidéo💙
You put more love and care into this restoration than the original clone company did when making this. Fantastic stuff.
Thank u, your comment was so inspiring 💙
Excellent video! Can't wait to see more! You got a new subscriber! Cheers! Also I would recommend putting an Amazon list of the things you used.
Thanks for the tip! I will, it's my honor u liked it ❤️💙
Thanks for the tip! I will, it's my honor u liked it ❤️💙
First time viewer here. This video came up on my recommended videos. I enjoyed all of the detailed views of this project, the collection of the dust bunnies and the effort and lengths that you went in repairing and restoring this game console. I've subscribed and look forward to more great projects. Thank you!
Thank you Fish, it is my honor to have such a comment from someone who watched and left a comment with this details. I hope you will enjoy the upcoming video in near future.🧡
@@RestoFix Why did you carefully pick out the dust clumps instead of using compressed air? I'm sure there's a good reason but I can't think of one.
Love watching restoration videos like this. It's always amazing how you and others can get these relics so clean and working again. Can't wait for the next video.
Glad you enjoyed it💙 the next one will upload soon💙
I’ve never seen someone clean a system with this much detail! I loved every bit of this and cannot wait to see more!
Glad you enjoyed it!💙💙
O nível de detalhamento que você impôs nessa restauração é absurdo. Aumentou demais o nível em relação a outros canais que assisto com esse tipo de conteúdo. Parabéns, ganhou um inscrito do Brasil e compartilhando também. Congrats
Muito obrigado pela sua mensagem encorajadora. Que bom que você gostou do vídeo, é uma honra ter você no meu canal. Viva o Brasil💚💛💙
Ganhou outro aqui também, parabéns.@@RestoFix
💚💛💙a honra é minha Douglas@@douglasrocha6228
Parabéns pela excelente dedicação e olha a melhor restauração que vi no RUclips com toda certeza. Os mais de 50 minutos passaram de uma maneira que nem percebi. BRAVO 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏. +1 inscrito +1 like. Aqui do Brasil. Obrigado pelo excelente video
Mais 1 aqui também, atento a todos os detalhes, parabéns!@@RestoFix
Nice video. They were sold in Poland under the name Pegasus IQ-502.
Thank U Bro, yeah I know💙
A atenção, o cuidado, o capricho com cada detalhe, vídeo extremamente satisfatório do começo ao fim. Um espetáculo de satisfação.
Obrigado meu amigo, é uma honra que você tenha gostado💙
De li cia!
pena q é falso o video .. ele suja o console de propósito , o game ja tava limpo
ファミコン互換機が見事に蘇りましたね！
こういう修理動画は大好きです！
このビデオを気に入っていただけて光栄です、日本万歳💙💙💙
I liked the way you took care of every details. Very satisfying to watch.
Thank you! Cheers!💙💙
8:50 mixing glass cleaner and bleach...? doesnt that make mustard gas lmao
It is ammonia free 💙
Then say that! Not "glass cleaner" with no mention of it being ammonia free and title the section "how to clean" there are a lot of people who will just follow along and put regular Windex in because people are stupid and you are advertising it as a tutorial with that title! @@RestoFix
I mentioned in second video 📸
@@RestoFix People may not see a second video. But additionally, you should not mix bleach with ANYTHING but cool water, except in the laundry, as clothing detergent was made to be able to mix. For your own safety in the long run, and the safety of those watching and emulating, please don't add bleach to your cleanings.
This is in fact a rare console, and was only distributed to some countries that didn't have access to the "Nintendo" or "Famicom" at the time, alot were destroyed, that's what makes this rare, probably more so than the actual Nintendo!
I've never seen a restoration like this!! You are amazing my friend, a master of your work, I can see you take your time and take pride in what you do, hats off! Incredible work! You definately have a new subscriber, well done! 👍🏽👍🏽
than you for the comment Bro 💙 it is my honor you subscribed 💙
I have one of these practically new😂
Why were they destroyed?
It looks like someone dumped a shop vac dirt on it
🤣🤣it surprised me too Bro. This is what happens to the game console when it is constantly placed on the carpet. Due to the fur and fluff that gets stuck in the console, the heating of the console increases, and if you pay attention, the solders of the power sockets loosen due to this heat, and as a result, the power part sparks and the final damage occours due to the interruptions and rapid connections of the electricity .Of course, the other dirt was due to being in storage for 30 years and the damage of liquid leaking into it.🧡
Sure, it was.
This is so far the best restoration of a game console that i’ve ever seen. Great job!
thank you for the comment 💙 your comment is so kind to me 💙
That's the most thorough restoration I've seen. Not just replacing components but restoring the board.
Wow, your comment made my day💙
Top work. Should get $20 for that now... 😆
Выглядит так, что консоль заранее обсыпали песком, а внутрь насыпали пыли из пылесоса. Если бы консоль действительно долго лежала в песке, полная пыли, то внутри нее была бы ржавчина. Ржавчина есть только на внешних винтиках. Рестравратция действительно очень качественная.
так и есть,это не реставрация ,рабочую чистую консоль просто засунули в пром пылесос и почистили на камеру
Was looking for this. I've never seen dust so packed in an electronic device, makes no sense. And the color wool looks like cloth remains from the drier machine
It's all fake they earn money from the likes n comments
Wow it is amazing and nostalgic. You ❤Made this game brand new
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That was a lot of work, but result is amazing. It was a pleasure to watch. Thank you!
Thank you very much!💙💙💙
Be honest, did you add that 8 inch layer of dust for dramatic effect? I’ve seen some funky systems in my day, but that one looks like someone sent it back in time and told their great grandfather to make sure he passed it down to every son, and they all must go out of their way to avoid taking any care of it!
😂It surprised me too bro💙, it was kept almost outdoer i can say, it's weird condition was the reasonI preferd to start my channel with this rather than a well-known and common console that everyone knows.
I say yes
@@koopa2k Add 1 pound of dryer lint to a trash bag. Insert device to be restored, tumble in a dryer for 1 hour.
@@koopa2k I was going to say add half a bottle of Coca cola.
Fake or not, at least this dude goes way beyond what the fake "restorators" do in their videos. And that's way better.
A esto le llamo una excelente restauración, hombre felicidades eres asombroso... No se si puedas traducir el comentario pero deberias hacerlo por que te escribo para felicitarte excelente trabajo. Si se puede mas videos asi gracias
Thanks a lot Bro. and yes I translate and read all the comments. your message was very encouraging and It is my honor to have you in my channel for the next video. 🧡
"This console deserves more than just a restoration"
(Proceeds to replace ONLY ONE of the 30 year old Capacitors from an era known for bad faulty Capacitors)
When you opened this I suddenly remembered to get new hoover bags when I go shopping.
Amazing restore well done 🎉
That is not Nintendo 💀
This is a Nintendo knockoff
I was thinking the same thing. What country was this made for because it does not look like a Nintendo that I know about
For „us“ it was a Nintendo. ;-)
i watch restoration videos everyday, i have to admit you're on the top of the ladder so far
this is amazing! i hope that man and his brothers love your restoration job
THank you for the comment, and they enjoyed alot and gifted the console to a poor family child 💙
A very informative video about the restoration of a video game console.
It's my honor u liked it thanks for the comment 💙
Very well done restoration. Most detailed i ve ever seen. Excelent job.
Glad you enjoyed it💙💙💙
I am truly impressed with its level of detail. congratulations on the excellent work. This is a very rare clone console to see.
💙💙💙 it is my honor you liked it
I am very impressed. So much work, so much time and attention to detail. Hours and hours, days and weeks compressed into only 40 minutes. You are a true master. 👍
It doesn't matter if it wasn't a Nintendo. The job done was a piece of art. Really amazing. Congratulations for such a gratifying video.
Thank you so much for the comment and support❤️💙🥂
Even if it's not a Nintendo console... I don't think I ever watched such a detailed and accurate cleaning - chapeau! 😯
Thank u bro💙💙
You have the tools and solutions for everything. Amazing!
And U have big heart to allocate Ur valuable time to watch my video, I appreciate that. 💙
This is way more satisfying than expected. OCD people should be really happy with this
Beautiful job. ❤
Tnx 💙
The level of detail of this restoration is out of this world.
Your comment makes me very proud and I appreciate it. Thank you for taking the time to watch my video💙💙💙
Oh wow. Thats an.... IQ502, right? I havent seen one of these in years. Im a collector of nintendo consoles, but i havent managed to lay my hands on this one yet. Really cool to see! Cant wait to see it work again.
Yes it is, Thank you for the comment and the next video is is being prepared, it's my honor you joined the channel BRO 💙💙
You're an artist. I can't wait for the next project.
THANK YOU RBOOO it is my pleasure to hear that 💙💙
Even if it was on a carpet - I still don't understand how it got *SO* dirty. Absolutely crazy... Very satisfying clean / repair 👍👍
Thanks for watching!💙🤍💙🤍
Hi, I liked all the video. Thanks for making it. Stay safe to you and your loved ones.
It's my honor u liked it ❤️
Watching this beautiful video brings back the best memories of my childhood, I still remember when I went to my friend's house to play with his PlayStation 1 every afternoon after leaving school 😎😎
it is my pleasure you liked the video, the next video is a PS1 😉
He put quite a lot of detail and effort in it; I was 😮 nicely done man!
Glad you liked it💙💙💙💙
Awesome awesome awesome
What a perfection and reassemble fitting back ..
Great
Thank Y Sufyan, it is my honor you liked it💙
I am blown away by what you did to this console. You’re a true master at restoration.
I'm glad to hear such kind words Thank U 💙💙💙
I had the same model when i was a Child. You are amazing men. I realmente enjoy watching your video. Thank you from Argentina
thank you so much for the time you allocated to watch the video 💙
PACIÊNCIA, DEDICAÇÃO E SER UM EXCELENTE PROFISSIONAL. PARABÉNS.
Je n'ai jamais vu quelqu'un restaurer aussi fort une console ! You are strong sur les appuis ! GG
Merci frérot, j'espère que je t'ai aussi sur ma chaîne pour les futures vidéos💙 ❤️
Après c'est un clone de famicom donc bon l'utilité de le réparer je sais pas si elle est présente mais gg a toi
The precision in soldering is impeccable. Awesome job
Actuallly it isn't. He neglected to use flux in so many spots where having flux would have made the connections even better.
I very impressed by the you restore this game cancel back to his former days. Also it's impressive the way you have all the tools to get the job done right. I hope you do a review video on your tools that made this game restoring possible.
good to hear that BRO, it is my honor you liked it 💙
I never see nothing like this. You are mey new hero of restoring things.
My honor u enjoyed 💙
I believe no one can do the way you did it . The word Perfect is still not enough to describe ur amazing work ❤ well done 👍
Thank you so much my dear friend from DUBAI, I hope you will enjoy next videos of channel in future too. 💙🤍
Did you put the colored buttons back in the wrong positions? Before it was cleaned the yellow buttons were left and up (the Y and X of a SNES controller.) After your restoration they are left and down (Y and B.)
What do the extra buttons do anyway? Are they turbo (repeat) buttons for A and B? There's only a single 8-bit shift register on the circuit board (at least that's what it looks like; I can't make out any numbers on the chip.) That would imply that they can't be extra inputs, except the contacts lead directly to pins on the shift register.
Incredible restoration. The final console at the end looks fantastic.
Yes it was my bad, I put them in a wrong place, and they are turbo buttons for repeat. it's my honor you enjoyed BRO💙💙
Now that is a deep clean! Great restoration, loved it!
Thank u Jaapio for the time u allocated watching the video I hope have u in the channel for the next videos too💙💙
Every old game machine or machines need repairs like this . Keep repairing everything great work 💯
Thanks, will do!😍💙🤍💙🤍
It's hard to imagine that this particular console can actually be restored, I'm impressed, this console to anyone is pretty much unfixable, keep up a great job, you are incredible 💪👍🙂
You restored this into what i call elegance, minwhile over 67years Nigeria my country cant boast about having 48hours stable Electricity
I wouldn't have thought this was possible! Not without having to replace some of the chipsets, anyway. Amazing work!
Me too at first but surprisingly it was fine😅😅
This is the finest dedication that I have seen in a while. You have my deepest respect ❤
Thank you for watching the video 💙😁😁
I love watching restoration videos and your attention to detail was greatly appreciated. I feel like I learned a lot just from following along. Would love to see more from you!
Thank U so much💙. New video Just Uploaded
Amazing work! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you! Cheers!
Dude, this is awesome seeing how it's cleaned up like this!
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I am an electronics engineer and I have electronics repair and hardware restauration projects like these, but the patience for every little detail that you have here is insane! Really good job man, Wow!
Woow it's my honor to hear that BRO, Thank U💙
@@RestoFix No problem my man, It's your work 💜
I have never seen a more thorough cleaning job in my life.. Well done sir.
Wow, thanks!💙
Great job and Video 👍
it's my honor you liked it Dear friend💙
Отличная рестоврация! Нужно еще!!!
Thank you, I will keep going 💛
Going the extra mile repairing and cleaning the chipsets was very impressive.
Glad you liked it 💙
The amount of tools used (and the knowledge about them), the variety of chemicals and the overall precision... This deserves respect. I've done plastic reconstruction but never with epoxy, only with same-plastic melting and "sculpting". The metal core inside such plastic reconstruction is a must, I can confirm that. :) Congrats! [Subscribe] clicked. :)
Dear friend, your careful watching of the video is very valuable for me, and I am grateful that you observed the epoxy in such detail, because even though it was not the best part of my video, it was very valuable for me, and the fact that you paid attention to it is very satisfying for me. Thank you❤️
@@RestoFix Thank you for such an invested reply. I feel appreciated as a viewer and a fellow retrocomputer enthusiast who also fixes equipment. :) I appreciate your reply and your work. Cheers. :)
it is my honor and the less that I can do to appreciate the time you allocated to my video💙,
@@RestoFix I appreciate your wording rooted in gratitude and in respect towards higher values. I recognize it with joy. Thank you. :) Same here, dear new friend.
Nothing like cracking open old tech to find someones repair from decades ago.
Awesome video. game took me back to 1988 to 1992. Thanks for th memories. Those really were the good old days
extraordinary restoration, cutting-edge precision and a splendid result