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Live Stream: Help Ben Heck Fix a Rare Nintendo Playstation Prototype - Part II!

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Live Stream Recorded on April 5, 2017: 3 PM- 6PM US CDT!

 

 

In an earlier live stream event, Ben Heck made progress fixing a rare Nintendo PlayStation prototype before time ran out. Before returning the prototype to Terry and Dan Diebold the team will once again attempt to fix the hybrid console with help from community members!  Tune in live and submit your feedback here to be a part of history as Ben and his team attempt to fix the only known Nintendo PlayStation hybrid!

 

Watch the Progress Made In the Previous Live Stream:

 

Live Stream: Help Ben Heck Fix a Rare Nintendo Playstation Prototype!

 

Watch Ben's Previous Attempts to Fix the Nintendo PlayStation Protoype:

 

Episode 246: Ben Heck's Nintendo-Playstation Prototype Teardown Part 1 Episode

 

Episode 247: Ben Heck's Nintendo-Playstation Prototype Teardown Part 2 Repair Episode

 

Episode 265: Ben Heck's Nintendo PlayStation Update at Portland Retro Gaming Expo

 

Terry and Dan Diebold:

 

https://www.engadget.com/2015/11/06/nintendo-playstation-is-real-and-it-works/

 

Watch the Recorded Live Stream as The Ben Heck Team Make History by Fixing a Rare Nintendo Playstation Prototype!

 

Witness their progress! Comments were fed directly to the team!

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  • good luck guys

     

     

    maybe an idea
    my experience with old thing like this makes me think of the motors
    the bearings are stiffer due old age and long storage
    last time the cd played and went to next track after completing the first but went nuts if you skipped to track 2
    mayby the old lens motor draws to much current and causes a dip
    the flat cable is maybe a bottleneck for the current
    so an easy to try fix is running a ground wire and a positive wire from the main board to the disk mechanism

    so we are sure its not underpowered

     

    greetings from Belgium

     

    Jan

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  • good luck guys

     

     

    maybe an idea
    my experience with old thing like this makes me think of the motors
    the bearings are stiffer due old age and long storage
    last time the cd played and went to next track after completing the first but went nuts if you skipped to track 2
    mayby the old lens motor draws to much current and causes a dip
    the flat cable is maybe a bottleneck for the current
    so an easy to try fix is running a ground wire and a positive wire from the main board to the disk mechanism

    so we are sure its not underpowered

     

    greetings from Belgium

     

    Jan

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