Got an Atari Lynx you want to have modded or serviced? Then this service is for you.

The service includes basic cleanup and tidy, then any mods you want to have added you can select.

If your system does not work, we offer a diagnostics service (make sure to select it if your console does not work) where we can diagnose the fault and offer you the cost after investigation that it will take to repair.

Sending your items to us

For sending your item to us, make sure to follow these steps Posting Repair Items (Send In Service) - RetroSix Wiki.

Diagnostics Service

If your system is not fully functional, make sure to check the Diagnostics option. This will allow us to investigate the problem and provide a cost to fix it (sometimes we can fix it as part of the diagnostics cost).

If extra work or parts are required, we will contact you with the costs before proceeding.

Upgrades and Mods

If we already have the upgrades or modifications, you like listed simply select those options. If you would like additional work carried out that is not listed, feel free to just contact us and we can give you a price.

Power Circuit

The power circuit on the Atari Lynx is an unusual common positive (not common ground) setup. This leads to confusion with diagnostics and testing for many people, as well as a fairly dangerous "regulation" circuit that uses a basic logic IC and capacitors, transistors and diodes to form a very crude power circuit.

This very often (now the console is older) leads to killing the Suzy, Hayato/Mikey and/or RAM when overloaded (with mods for example, or just age) and over-volting the system.

We offer two solutions; the first is a power repair kit, which we specifically tuned and crafted to replace the aged components on the power circuit with new, to get you back to a good 5V regulation.

The second is a much more powerful and future-proof option - the CleanPower. This replaces the entire power circuit of the Lynx, replacing it for a stable regulated common-ground configuration. Along with this the CleanPower can replace the non-standard DC jack with a USB-C port too (with a tiny shell trim to widen the DC hole). This way you can power your console from USB-C or AA batteries.

In future the CleanPower will also support the CleanJuice (to replace the AA batteries with rechargeable AAs allowing the USB-C port to then charge the batteries.

Returning items back to you

We send the item back by the delivery method you specified during checkout.

Any questions or details contact us via Discord.