Ian S
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
Actually, there are lots of those readers available.there’s no way to read the old compact flash memory card.
Actually, there are lots of those readers available.there’s no way to read the old compact flash memory card.
I'm finding a lot of this stuff isn't worth the time.The Tile devices require new battery about every 1 year. I think the cost of battery replacement is more than a new device. Trash.
Here's my full stereo system- old-school to say the least.
Except for the computer input.
Anyone have one of those aftermarket stations/docks for their ipod classic?
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About 300 to 400 pounds of old electronics, from the original "Pong" game and a 1980+ Commodore 64 where I taught myself DOS. Includes every thing imaginable from a 1978 portable Fax machine to a Gerber IVB signmaker, as well as about 15 computers and tablets. "Hoarder Galore". Was disappointed when my "Sharper Image" weather station from the 90's stopped receiving updates last year.
When we have to move, it's going to cost me $1,000+ to get rid of some of this stuff. In the meantime, I still have a ball resurrecting some of my toys, just to see if they still work. Pac Man and Game Boy still work, and I play "Bloobs" every day.
Hey!... some people collect old coins... what fun is there in that?
Hmmm Infinity Reference speakers? I have a pair of RS 6.
Anyone have one of those aftermarket stations/docks for their ipod classic?
I certainly do. It is a Logitech collecting dust in the spare bedroom.
I built a vacuum tube i-pod dock and amp for my wife several years ago, in an old wooden box. Kind of a novelty...also has standard jacks in back so I can still use it for other sources and hook it up to speakers.
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From what I read, that old original pong should be worth some big bucks on Ebay.
No help with the devices you mentioned I'm afraid but I still listen frequently to a Dual 1019 built in 1964. It sounds wonderful. Does that count?
The original Tiles didn't have replaceable batteries. Batteries were supposed to last 3 years, and you'd get a replacement at a slight discount.The Tile devices require new battery about every 1 year. I think the cost of battery replacement is more than a new device. Trash.
I just bought this for our bought-in-1983 Apple //e:
https://www.bigmessowires.com/floppy-emu/
Hopefully I can get all my old Infocom games loaded to the above...
I still have my K & E log log duplex slide rule and an E6B. The problem is I do not remember how to use themI just checked again; my two Pickett slide rules need no batteries. Neither does my E-6B computer. So I am ready for the apocalypse.