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February 1, 2017

Commodore 128 Restoration

I'm posting this here a bit early, since I haven't finished the main thumbnail image yet.    It will release to the general public in a few hours.  This project was started a few weeks ago, but ran into problems so it had to go on the back burner for a while.  

Commodore 128 Complete Restoration and Board Repair. (YouTube)

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Patrick and Rachel · March 4, 2025

Omg it’s tan commodore 128

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Lorin Millsap · February 9, 2017

Fantastic. I just bought a C128. Fortunately mine was in much better condition. It was not yellowed and cleaned up well with some wipes and alcohol. The power supply is a different story, it's quite yellow and the cord is covered in black scuffs. I have an Atari 130XE that is very yellow.

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The 8-Bit Guy · February 9, 2017

Well, at least you don't have to look at the power supply all day!

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Bill Barnum · February 5, 2017

I was wondering approximately how many hours did this project take.

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The 8-Bit Guy · February 5, 2017

probably around 30.

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Sean Zoltek · February 3, 2017

Fantastic, love it, keep up the good work and looking forward to more of your content.

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Eli Herzog · February 2, 2017

Great video as usual! Regarding the retrobrite treatment, I was wondering: have you experimented with applying some kind of UV protective coating to keep the plastics from yellowing down the road?

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The 8-Bit Guy · February 2, 2017

Not personally. I have read accounts of those who did. It is a double-edged sword. Apparently sometimes it still goes yellow again. Only, once the coating is applied it is impossible to use retrobrite on it again.

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Bram Kessels · February 2, 2017

On 4:36 the color surrounding the chips is clearly visible on my phone (iPhone 7) but not that good on a tv. I showed your episode at the office today (brand new 65" LG) and I don't know but it wasn't that clear. Maybe better use a more contrasting color. (Instead of green? Colorblind here :))

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The 8-Bit Guy · February 2, 2017

Hmmm.. Interesting. I guess I could have used black maybe. I tried to use the most contrast I could find.

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RetroTech Chris · February 2, 2017

Great! Very educational about diagnosing and fixing the traces.

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BastetFurry · February 1, 2017

Hüslbeck sounds strange on NTSC. And what are those white flickers? Are you playing a PAL version on a NTSC machine by chance? o.o (Sorry for going full frontal Breadbin Nerd on this, it is my most favorite 8 Bit machine and i am somewhat in the scene, being a Dienstagstreff member... :) )

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The 8-Bit Guy · February 1, 2017

Yes.. it is a PAL version, I'm pretty certain. I don't think I've ever seen an NTSC version of this game.

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Arne Ploug · February 1, 2017

Awesome video, love it. Just got my self a C128D which I'm gonna try give the same cleanup as you did. Greetings from Denmark 🇩🇰

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EpicLPer · February 1, 2017

Man, I really wanna know where you find all these amazing background tracks for your videos, I need some too but the YT music library just won't cut it...

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Adam Steel - Hop Pole Studios · February 1, 2017

Oh wow, that's a real mess...,

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JOK · February 1, 2017

Glorious! Gonna see it tomorrow after work. Now, time for bed. Keep doing what you love. Best wishes from Finland.