This cocksmoker is banned on Jamma+ for theft, he also owes me a jamma cable which he was supposed to rewire but refuses to send it back to me, thieveing cunt im a taxi driver by trade and i have your fucking details fella, better watch out you fucking thieving maggot.
@SupremeJudge I seem to remember reading up and finding that alcohol at the chemical level will not have any adverse effect on copper but to be honest, I never saw any real benefit using alcohol so I stopped recommending the use of it for this purpose due to the debates.
As a side note though, I also remember finding that most contact cleaners contain alcohol as the active ingredient anyway, among other things.
@RetroRepair The alcohol base in contact cleaner is only used for drying. It's the other chemicals in the contact cleaners that breakdown corrosion and help prevent further corrosion and also promote contact. I personally use Deoxit D5 which can be found on ebay for roughly $20 shipped.
Every MVS game I've owned needed a clean before going in my 6 Slot. Luckily you can just unscrew them - Those clips look a pain! I use brass cleaner - seems to work wonders :-)
@RetroGamerVX The alcohol can be used to loosen the grime first then the eraser can really do wonders but often it makes edge connectors gleam with a bit of elbow greese -_^
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This cocksmoker is banned on Jamma+ for theft, he also owes me a jamma cable which he was supposed to rewire but refuses to send it back to me, thieveing cunt im a taxi driver by trade and i have your fucking details fella, better watch out you fucking thieving maggot.
indydaisy1 1 month ago in playlist More videos from RetroRepair
Use an eraser and some contact cleaner, stop using alcohol.
SupremeJudge 1 month ago
@SupremeJudge I seem to remember reading up and finding that alcohol at the chemical level will not have any adverse effect on copper but to be honest, I never saw any real benefit using alcohol so I stopped recommending the use of it for this purpose due to the debates.
As a side note though, I also remember finding that most contact cleaners contain alcohol as the active ingredient anyway, among other things.
RetroRepair 1 month ago
@RetroRepair The alcohol base in contact cleaner is only used for drying. It's the other chemicals in the contact cleaners that breakdown corrosion and help prevent further corrosion and also promote contact. I personally use Deoxit D5 which can be found on ebay for roughly $20 shipped.
SupremeJudge 1 month ago
@SupremeJudge Thanks I'll give that a go.
RetroRepair 1 month ago
Every MVS game I've owned needed a clean before going in my 6 Slot. Luckily you can just unscrew them - Those clips look a pain! I use brass cleaner - seems to work wonders :-)
K1NGARTH3R 2 months ago
@K1NGARTH3R Brass cleaner eh? I will have to have a go with that!
RetroRepair 2 months ago
I've never used an eraser, never thought of that, usually use rubbing alcohol :o)
RetroGamerVX 2 months ago
@RetroGamerVX The alcohol can be used to loosen the grime first then the eraser can really do wonders but often it makes edge connectors gleam with a bit of elbow greese -_^
RetroRepair 2 months ago
@RetroRepair Looks like I will be adding an eraser to my armory then :o)
RetroGamerVX 2 months ago
Great vid fella, i love the tinsel on the HOTD cab:)
indydaisy1 2 months ago
@indydaisy1 Thanks mate!
RetroRepair 2 months ago
Merry merry and happy happy to you and yours!
MoreDakka101 2 months ago
@MoreDakka101 Likewise! -_^
RetroRepair 2 months ago
Merry Christmas! I hate those plastic snaps that keep things together. They get so brittle when the plastic ages.
Polaventris 2 months ago
@Polaventris Yeah plus my ape like attempts to gain entry ^_^ And Merry Christmas!
RetroRepair 2 months ago
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Awesome, these cartridges cost and are worth too much as well as rare to have them not work, good job.
KITT171 2 months ago
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Awesome, these cartridges cost and are worth too much as well as rare to have them not work, good job.
KITT171 2 months ago
Awesome, these cartridges cost and are worth too much as well as rare to have them not work, good job.
KITT171 2 months ago
@KITT171 Cheers! Yeah it's not often they don't work but you would be surprised how many get sold for pennies just when they need a clean!
RetroRepair 2 months ago