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Amiga 1200 - Fully Refurbished - New Black A1200.net Keycaps - Recapped & Cleaned
This listing is for a Commodore Amiga 1200 (PAL, Rev 1D4), extensively refurbished, cleaned, and to ensure long-term reliability.
The original keycaps were replaced with new black A1200.net keycaps.
£535 F&F Paypal
Postage international
Recapped & Cleaned – All electrolytic capacitors replaced with high-quality alternatives, ensuring longevity. The motherboard was cleaned in an ultrasonic bath, removing all corrosion and flux residue.
Timing Fix Applied – The E123 & E125 timing fix has been completed to improve system stability, particularly when using accelerators
RF Modulator Removed – The aging RF modulator was removed
Corrosion Repair – Any bad solder joints and corrosion-damaged areas were reworked and repaired.
Burn-in Tested for 12 Hours – The system has been stress-tested for stability, ensuring no flickering, glitching, or unexpected crashes.
New A1200.net Black Keycaps Installed – A high-quality modern replacement, giving the system a sleek and refreshed look.
Mouse included
You will need one of the following:
23-pin RGB to SCART cable (for CRT TVs that support RGB SCART)
23-pin RGB to VGA adapter (only for monitors supporting 15kHz signals)
OSSC or RetroTINK converter (recommended for HDMI/VGA output to modern displays)
The case is an original Commodore unit, but I had to repair the rear clips with 3D printed ones which seem to work nicely.
Thanks for looking, time for some piccies
Please take note of the clip repairs -
Proof of ownership:
And finally, something I like to add for reassurance, some badly shot YouTube video of the system in action...
The CF card used in the demonstration is mine for testing, I will provide a sparkly new 4GB CF card but it'll be wiped as per Amibay rules.
Thanks for looking
Amiga 1200 - Fully Refurbished - New Black A1200.net Keycaps - Recapped & CleanedThis listing is for a Commodore Amiga 1200 (PAL, Rev 1D4), extensively refurbished, cleaned, and to ensure long-term reliability.
The original keycaps were replaced with new black A1200.net keycaps.
£535 F&F Paypal
Postage international
🛠Refurbishment & Modifications:
Recapped & Cleaned – All electrolytic capacitors replaced with high-quality alternatives, ensuring longevity. The motherboard was cleaned in an ultrasonic bath, removing all corrosion and flux residue. Timing Fix Applied – The E123 & E125 timing fix has been completed to improve system stability, particularly when using accelerators RF Modulator Removed – The aging RF modulator was removed Corrosion Repair – Any bad solder joints and corrosion-damaged areas were reworked and repaired. Burn-in Tested for 12 Hours – The system has been stress-tested for stability, ensuring no flickering, glitching, or unexpected crashes. New A1200.net Black Keycaps Installed – A high-quality modern replacement, giving the system a sleek and refreshed look.Pre-emptive Questions:
PCMCIA Slot Fully Working
Disk Drive Unit Cleaned & Tested (Working!)
An Original Commodore PSU is Included, however it is a CD32 PSU (Note: PSU has not been serviced)
Mouse includedYou will need one of the following:
23-pin RGB to SCART cable (for CRT TVs that support RGB SCART) 23-pin RGB to VGA adapter (only for monitors supporting 15kHz signals) OSSC or RetroTINK converter (recommended for HDMI/VGA output to modern displays)The case is an original Commodore unit, but I had to repair the rear clips with 3D printed ones which seem to work nicely.
Thanks for looking, time for some piccies
Please take note of the clip repairs -
Proof of ownership:
And finally, something I like to add for reassurance, some badly shot YouTube video of the system in action...
The CF card used in the demonstration is mine for testing, I will provide a sparkly new 4GB CF card but it'll be wiped as per Amibay rules.
Thanks for looking
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