Yep, it’s been half an hour and no dropouts… I’m calling it, my lovely new BBC Micro B is fixed :)

Yay! Soooo excited to play with it tomorrow 🥳

Here’s a before video:
vimeo.com/1181523949#t=26

And an after:
vimeo.com/1182284426

And the issue, for anyone else who stumbles on this thread, was the 16MHz oscillator circuit (marked X1 on the main board).

Also, I could only find a lot of 50 of them, so if anyone needs one, just hit me up and I’ll send it to you :)

Huge thanks to the folks on the stardot.org.uk for sharing the fix: stardot.org.uk/forums/viewtopi…

#BBCMicro #BBCMicroModelB #video #dropout #issue #fix #x1 #oscillator

Fault finding index - Page 4

A frequent post topic on STH , and indeed all similar retro forums, is where someone has a hardware fault and is asking for advice on how to go about fixing

^{MartinB (stardot.org.uk)}

Just made a little correction to the JavaScript Database (JSDB) Table Events section:

Previously, the example that listens for the JSTable.PERSIST event was erroneously stating that the table was deleted when the `type` property in the event handlers parameter object was JSTable.DELETE. It now correctly states that the value at `keypath` was deleted.

I also documented the JSTable.PERSIST types so they wouldn’t be confused with the JSTable event types (persist and delete; the latter of which does actually signal that the table – i.e., the append-only JavaScript log – was deleted.

codeberg.org/small-tech/jsdb#t…

#SmallWeb #SmallTech #JavaScript #database #JSDB #documentation #events #fix

jsdb

A zero-dependency, transparent, in-memory, streaming write-on-update JavaScript database for the Small Web that persists to a JavaScript transaction log.

^Codeberg.org