So when I was about 8/9 years old I got into computers through my friend Simon. He had a VIC-20 and I thought it was the best thing I'd ever seen! Later that year for Christmas all I wanted was a computer. My parents were cool enough to get me a Commodore 64! To this day I'm still really into Commodores and play my 64 and Amiga 1200 more than my PS4 haha.

Searching around for a bit I found, what I thought was a steal at just £25, an Amiga 500+ with a few discs. Win!

Until I opened it up and seen the typical 500+ problem of a leaky battery :( Ballbags! Just my luck.

After the battery was removed:

Well that was a kick in the nuts. However I stuck a post on Facebook in the Amiga group and got some advice. A very friendly chap who is also a genius with electronics and makes torpedo's for a living offered to help me out and fix it! How nice was that! You should check out his Facebook page: Appy's Commodore & Amiga Page
Keep and eye out for the next update! Will it be saveable or will it go to Amiga heaven?
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