Trying to FIX a PlayStation 2 Slim - No Display on TV

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• TH

  @TheCod3r · 6 years ago

  You definitely do not waste our time on these videos Vince. Not every repair is successful, and the fact you show your failures just proves that we aren't magic and we can only do our best. Great video as always

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• RY

  @ryutenmen · 6 years ago

  "I'll be the first one in it" - the dream of every man.

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• PA

  @ParticleSWE · 6 years ago

  I just love these “trying to fix”-episodes! Every new video feels like a tiny adventure! Keep up being awesome Vince! ❤️

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• AT

  @AttilaTheHun333333 · 6 years ago

  I’m amazed since the day the PS2 slim came out how much they made it smaller compared to the original console. Quiet impressive.

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• PH

  @philjtephenson41 · 6 years ago

  "Remember that this is just for entertainment and I am not an expert in these repairs.", mate, i would beg to differ,  the patience and methodical way you approach this sorta thing is very impressive....its almost therapy watching these!

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• BO

  @borisarchby2 · 6 years ago

  Excellent video, we went from capacitor changes to gpu reflow to gpu reball, had me on the edge of my seat. Also loved the start where we are shown his good working unit, that we all know will be used for parts. Keep up the great work.

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• CL

  @clearvus · 3 years ago

  I always chuckle when I hear you say “I’ve been beaten!” And there’s an hour left in the video. Love the videos. Just started watching the channel. Thanks for all the really great information you share.

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• BO

  @Box223 · 6 years ago

  I would say that even though you didn't fix it, you learned a good skill. Your videos are high quality. Hi!

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• MR

  @MrLaslow · 6 years ago

  Keep up the good work. If someone thinks you just wasting our time should not watch your videos. In my opinion they are always interesting and educational. I learned few things from them for example I was able to change the analog stick in my swich joycon. Thank you mate.

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• DA

  @DaMu24 · 6 years ago

  The PS2 display cable is proprietary, but it&apos;s pretty basic. As Vince found out, the Composite cable only has four wires, and the Component cables you&apos;d use for 480p output looks exactly the same but has two more wires.<br><br>The older PS3 also uses this same proprietary cable as the PS2 if you don&apos;t want to use HDMI, so it&apos;s backwards hardware compatible regarding the display.

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• ZE

  @Zephyrian1st · 6 years ago

  hey mate, been following you for like ... ever. just wanted to send some appreciation for this kidna content, gave me the confidence to do and learn repairs myself. ur awesome keep up the learning!

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• JE

  @Jeff121456 · 6 years ago

  Thanks for the hard work. Actually fixing it would be a bonus but not necessary. There is great value in determining what isn&apos;t the problem. It might be mentally rough but learning the hard way is learning that sticks

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