Indivision ECS - Pulling my hair out

[nscaleworld]

Appears to be noise.  Make sure board is grounded and shielded.

[nscaleworld]

This would be perfect in my Amiga 500 tower computers, but the price is too fracken high. Now if they were $59.95 I would buy two of them, but, over $100.00 each, screw that.  I am not stupid enough to pay that kind of money for one of these boards.  Places like AmigaKit, they really take advantage of you people, and they are laughing at you all the way to the bank.

[nscaleworld]

It is too pricey, so, I will not buy it. I do not support greedy people. I worked in the electronics industry for many years, there is no reason for this board to cost more then $59.95, accept maybe greed. And to be frank, even $59.95 seems a bit high to me for what this is.
 
REMEMBER:  Greed was the main reason why Commodore went out of business in the first place.

[nscaleworld]

Anyway, back on topic, try testing the board with the shield back on. What I saw in the YouTube video is "noise" or interference. Make sure that the Denise socket is a high quality "double-contact" socket. Many Amiga 500 computers I repaired had low quality sockets that had to be replaced. DO NOT use "machined" sockets. These are for special purposes. Make sure the grounding wire is soldered correctly.