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Leaded Solder

@leadedsolderTracked since May 2026

creating a bunch of fixed old computers.

Observed Aug 25, 2026 · stalePublic earnings

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0% · 30-day rate from 24 observed days

Total audience

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Observed monthly earnings

$69

Starting price

$2/mo

2 membership tiers

Where the 62 observed tier members sit

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$046.8%$253.2%

Largest observed tier is $2 Supporter. Tier totals include free-tier members and come from the Aug 25, 2026 public snapshot, so they do not reconcile to the paid-member total.

$0/moFree2946.8% of observed tier members

$2/moSupporter3353.2% of observed tier members

Growth signals: Leaded Solder

33 paid members · 30-day rate from 24 observed days

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333433

May 202618 weeks trackedNow

Leaded Solder33 members · $69/mo

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Rank	Creator and why included	Paid members	Gap vs Leaded Solder	Freshness
Not ranked	Leaded SolderProfileUncategorizedPaid members position in Recommended cohort	33	Reference	Aug 25, 2026Stale

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158Profile posts2 postsLast month58.3%Members-only

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Image Latest post$2 tier & upTetrush

Wow! I had really expected to be a little further along on "actually release the game" by now, but the last couple weeks have been really busy. Other Canadians are no doubt familiar with the August panic where you try to cram in everything before the kids have to go to school and the weather starts to turn, but it really hit me this year.

August 18 5 likes 1 comment

Companionship in compositeThis part of the project took me the longest time, because it just wasn't working out. Perhaps you can tell in the writeup: I removed thousands of words of exasperated rambling from this one during the edit.ImageAugust 11$2 tier & up 0 0 Bridge Companion part 2As promised, the second part of the BBC Bridge Companion writeup has emerged. Those of you who noticed the ungainly rabbit hole of video standards I plunged into will not be surprised to hear that the next chapter is about making a composite mod. Surprisingly, this took me longer than the game...VideoAugust 4$2 tier & up 0 0 A Bridge to the FutureJuly 28ArticleJuly 28$2 tier & up 4 3 I'll do anything for free shippingHonestly, the big revelation of the project here is that Suruga-ya is apparently making so much money that they can afford to ship CRTs internationally by courier to Canada for free. That certainly explains a lot of the pricing I've seen in-store, doesn't it?...ArticleJuly 7Public 0 0 Graphics & SoundHere it is: another post about old beige Apple products. The IIgs really did surprise me, and I hope that comes across in the text. Let's try not to think about how many of those machines I let go to the then-nascent ewaste recycling industry when I was saving 68K Macs in high school...ArticleJune 16$2 tier & up 0 0 Leaded Solder Gaiden: SuperStation One first impressionsI hadn't had a MiSTer before, so when the rumbling around "Mister Pi" started, I was cautious but excited. Waiting out the first round of that seemed prescient, as there were lengthy delays in shipping. When Retro Remake started talking about the SuperStation One, it seemed like the right time to jump on. A Mister Pi, but in a pretty case, most of the add-on boards built in, and PlayStation controller and memory card slots? Sold.ImageJune 11$2 tier & up 0 0 Powering the whole TownsThis is one of the projects I'm pretty proud of. Building this power supply and getting it to work used almost every skill I've got, and it's hard to complain about the result, even if it's not perfect. Look forward to a future entry when I fix the "turns on when power introduced" bug, although I don't want to de-solder all those fragile wires, so it will probably just end up being bodged onto this board...ArticleMay 26Public 0 0 StinkMasterMay 5ArticleMay 5Public 0 4 Leaded Solder Gaiden: Other Chinese-Market ComputersFor some reason, I've managed to acquire a few other Chinese-market machines from Superbuy. The Loongson post did fairly well. Most of the feedback I got was Linux people yelling at me for forgetting that Debian sid is the chronically unstable, cutting edge build. Good thing I have a lot of 8-bits to retreat to, and one of them just showed up in the mail...ArticleApril 28$2 tier & up 0 0 Go Loong!April 14ArticleApril 14Public 0 0 Making Time For LeakoMarch 24ArticleMarch 24Public 0 0

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