Assembling the Gigatron TTL Computer (or ... trying to!) pt 1/2

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I got a Gigatron for yulepresent this year from my family, but i think theres a blown component and i can't figure out which one.

I have sent a mail to the Gigatron support team, but still waiting for a reply, until then i decided to release this part of the video - i hope that i will be able to post a followup soon :-)



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