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Commodore 64 Repair - RetroNerd
RetroNerd is a UK-based retro computing specialist focused on preserving and restoring 1970sβ1990s home computers and gaming hardware. The site documents repair and restoration projects (Commodore 64, Amiga, Atari, ZX Spectrum, Acorn, Sinclair, Amstrad, Oric, Vectrex etc.), offers an online shop, and provides downloadable schematics and technical guides.
Repair - Commodore C64 -2
The Future Was 8bit (sd2iec.co.uk) is a retro-computing specialist focused on Commodore-era hardware. The site documents repairs and upgrades for C64, Plus/Plus4 and Amiga systems (memory diagnostics, RAM replacement, capacitor replacement and fault diagnosis) and hosts related SD2IEC project information. The operator invites owners to contact them via the site for repair enquiries and maintains a presence on Twitter as @futurewas8bit.
TFW8b.com β Yes it's The Future was 8bit's new website!
Dorset
The Future Was 8bit (TFW8b) is a UK-based specialist maker and online retailer of 8βbit hardware and accessories β cartridges, SD-card interfaces (SD2IEC/SD2PET/SD2BBC), fastload devices and PCBs β for systems including the Commodore 64/VIC20/PET, C16/Plus4, Sinclair ZX Spectrum and BBC Micro. Ships worldwide from Dorset, UK, with product guides and downloads on the site.
ZX Spectrum 48k Repair: A Journey Inside the Unit
Retrohax (retrohax.net) is a retro-computing blog and online shop focused on restoration, repair and hardware mods for classic 1970sβ1990s home computers. The site documents hands-on refurbishments (ZX Spectrum, Commodore, Amiga, Atari, Apple II and more), publishes DIY projects (SD2IEC, video modules, 3D-print files) and sells small-run retro hardware and modules via its web shop.