S someday Well-known member Aug 6, 2007 #23 Ehi, i had this one for real! "She" wanted 3KW to view something, and the image was awful, but it was funny... rogar-BigGrin(DBG)
Ehi, i had this one for real! "She" wanted 3KW to view something, and the image was awful, but it was funny... rogar-BigGrin(DBG)
David Jimerson Administrator Staff member Aug 6, 2007 #24 Capt Quirk said: That's an old Betamax I think. Click to expand... Not if "Gilbert Grape" is in it. I was going to close this thread, because it started out as a retread of other threads, but you guys made it worth the while . . .
Capt Quirk said: That's an old Betamax I think. Click to expand... Not if "Gilbert Grape" is in it. I was going to close this thread, because it started out as a retread of other threads, but you guys made it worth the while . . .
Capt Quirk Veteran Aug 6, 2007 #25 Glad we could amuse you David. The tape didn't make sense, but I had never seen a VHS machine like that.
Glad we could amuse you David. The tape didn't make sense, but I had never seen a VHS machine like that.
mikkowilson Steadi-Guru Aug 6, 2007 #26 I have one of these bad boys sat in my closet: (too lazy to go take a pic of mine) Your Commadore 64's have nothing on my BBC B+ 32bit system. Still fully operational, has an external 5½" drive .. the other option is to connect it to a casette tape recorder to save & load programs! I also have a custom built buffer box for controlling external devices that I built in middle school many years ago. I still use what I learned with that system regularly, with code and hardware derived from it in active service today around the world. Also: It boots faster than any other computer I've ever seen. You click the switch, and it's on! :grin: - Mikko
I have one of these bad boys sat in my closet: (too lazy to go take a pic of mine) Your Commadore 64's have nothing on my BBC B+ 32bit system. Still fully operational, has an external 5½" drive .. the other option is to connect it to a casette tape recorder to save & load programs! I also have a custom built buffer box for controlling external devices that I built in middle school many years ago. I still use what I learned with that system regularly, with code and hardware derived from it in active service today around the world. Also: It boots faster than any other computer I've ever seen. You click the switch, and it's on! :grin: - Mikko
N Nathan.Buxton Well-known member Aug 6, 2007 #29 i don't know if we still have it, but as a kid i used to play with a professional betacam.. made stop-motion movies with it, and lots of other random crap. i can honestly say betamax was the worst format ever, logistically speaking.
i don't know if we still have it, but as a kid i used to play with a professional betacam.. made stop-motion movies with it, and lots of other random crap. i can honestly say betamax was the worst format ever, logistically speaking.
Scott F Pug Life Aug 6, 2007 #30 TheComo said: hey guys, post some of your setups.. Click to expand... Oofah.
cecil995 Well-known member Aug 6, 2007 #31 works great, but has somewhat of a confidence problem.....