dazu kam noch das extrem vermatschte NTSC nach PAL Billigkonvertierungsbild.

comment from JT on deepsid.chordian.net :
'Turbo Outrun' (the music) has won the: 'Best music on 8bit computer 1989' award at the PCW show (now ECTS) in London.

22KB of 4bit samples. Even better than Savage.

they mentioned the game in No Mercy but bitd I then never heard of it. expected it to be on the Golden Disk 64 like NM.

everything about it is great except for the non-existent physics. they should have stolen it from Giana Sisters and made it a fantastic game.

6581 was my first love 😎

die einfachen Sachen sind manchmal die Besten. Vanilleeis/Sahne mit heißen Kirschen gab's auch.

was ist denn da drin?

I like both 🍺

what if....? 😉

again?

love a clean 1200 👍👍

hier ist voll der Nebel!
aber in der Post ist gleich was für meinen Amiga, da geht die Sonne auf. 😉

even the floor gets warm. trust the expert. we also have the fans, they're really worth it.

I have an external one because I don't want to remove the real disk drive. but with the ACAs I think I will use it even less.

here's my equipment. I believe in the cult of Chris Edwards who cuts the caps out instead of frying the board with hot air.
I can do your A600 if you want, but currently short of time, in three months maybe.

problem is: I don't know when it is enough heat because the parts were glued to the PCB at the factory. it's easier to remove a part from a modern graphics card or an ancient Walkman because I can move the parts as soon as the solder is liquid, but the glued parts on the Amigas are evil.

you don't apply force when you cut them off, that's the technique of it. after the cut, you use the iron and remove the rest easily.

I like Chris Edwards method of just cutting the SMD caps off. Why wear out the PCB with heat?