Atari 130XE total refurb and upgrade (Pimp My Eight, episode 7)

Pimp My Eight, Episode 7:
Total refurbishment of an Atari 130XE, the best 8-bit computer ever made by Atari, and one of the finest examples of 8-bit computer engineering ever. The motherboard is recapped, tuned up, cleaned and upgraded with The Byte Attic's special "Sally" CPU replacement board. All key chips get heatsinks. The case and keyboard are restored and a brand new keyboard membrane is installed. The episode ends with a game of Missile Command.
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USED IN THIS EPISODE:
The Byte Attic's own adapter to replace the custom Atari "Sally" CPU with a modern, currently-manufactured, low-power, CMOS processor. All project files and further instructions are freely available from my Github repository: https://github.com/TheByteAttic/Sally...

LIST OF ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS:
3x 4.7uF, bipolar, 35V, radial
4x 22uF, 16V, axial
1x 470uF, 16V, radial
1x 10uF, 16V, radial
2x 10uF, 16V, axial

MY KIT:
Weller WE1010 soldering station
ZD-915 digital desoldering station
Owon SDS1102 oscilloscope
Brymen BM235 multimeter
KORAD KA3005P programmable DC bench power supply
ZD-129A desk lamp with magnifying glass and 80 LEDs
Contact cleaner Kontakt S (step 1) and Kontakt U (step 2)
Aoyue 486 solder fume extractor
EP9993501 USB microscope
Ecobra 760 300 fiberglass pen
RS Pro (251-3637) no-clean flux pen
Jokaru Super 4 Plus wire stripper