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Amiga 3000 "Flicker Fixer" repair strategies
About this video
The Amiga 3000's Flicker Fixer circuitry was damaged by a leaking NiCd battery, and this finale sets out how the maker plans to repair it, citing a linked article.
Good to know: The residue is corrosive. An old NiCd cell should come out before it leaks, and a swollen or leaking one must never be recharged. Soldering adds burns and fumes. Part 4 of 4.
Why watch it
Fourth and final in a set, so the three earlier videos carry the groundwork and are linked. Tristan Zondag's article on Flicker Fixer repair is linked as well.
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