Amiga 1000 restoration part 3 - recapping power supply and testing the machine

In this part I do the final recapping of the power supply, then assembling the machine and do some testing.
I also show how you can make the physical kickstart floppy-disk if you have access to another Amiga and a Gotek-drive

Chapters:

0:00 Introduction
0:32 Recapping the power supply
8:31 Assembling the power supply
11:26 Assembling the Amiga
21:00 Powering on the machine
22:16 Creating a Kickstart floppy disk
30:22 Testing the Kickstart floppy
32:13 Testing the machine
36:24 Running some games
38:25 Summary

I use eBay for most of my equipment and parts. I just purchased this power supply I am gonna use in a project in the near future.

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[mark]

Look at that nice A500, what a splendid design it have. Really.

[MindFlareRetro]

A great series. I am ashamed to admit that I have two A1000s that are waiting for my attention. Also, an excellent tutorial on how to create your own KS image and floppy. Very good job!!!

[HAGSLAB]

Well done with the restoration so far. Love watching these old computers getting some love. The Amiga 1000 is very cool!

[kubignol]

Great video again! I think you can create an empty and/or bootable ADF image directly from WinUAE, in the floppy menu.

[Korn]

Great work, mate. I enjoy the channel.

[MatthewPegg]

What about the 'U' key and the others that failed the test? Are you going to repair the keyboard?

[georgetav]

I think the chapters are a bit screwed up or left over from part 2. Nice work making a kickstart disk from scratch though.

[UncleAwesomeRetro]

Such a nice a computer, to bad it's not yours :) I see people complaining about high pitch noise from the crt. If you use premiere you can fix this by using Graphic Equalizer 30 band and on custom setup, set the range at bottom left to 120db. Then from 12, 5khz to 25khz set the volume to minimum.

[transistorbaluba]

i like that you show the name of the music, and autorh, you use in this video :-D

[captaincorleone]

An excellent conclusion to the trilogy. :) I'm curious, would you be tempted to track down an A1000 for your own personal usage/tech collection?

[tubeDude]

I would have powered up the Power Supply *BEFORE* putting it in the case!!
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The headset sounds much better. The other one is hard to understand and the words sound muffled!