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A look at a cheap and cheerful doorbell I found at a yard sale.
A cheap but cheerful laptop from just before Vista hit the market.
A look at an early smoke alarm, OEMed by Cerberus Pyrotronics, which uses an electromechanical horn for its sounding device.
My very good friend Eva has sent me something. Lets open it and see what it is!
A look at an extremely loud noisemaking device that was an important stepping stone in home safety devices.
A look at a vintage low-cost electromechanical buzzer that you can still buy today.
A look at another vintage smoke alarm new in the package, slightly older and more unique than most of these I have ever seen. The history surrounding the smoke alarms sold in this style of housing is discussed.
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A look at a neat application of early halogen capsule technology in the form of a very unique light bulb.
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I've been wanting to upgrade the TV station's current setup of multiple POTS phones to a proper key system. I offered my old Norstar 6x16, but then this system, complete with 9 phones, showed up for just $20 on Facebook Marketplace. We jumped at it. Lets give it a once-over, connect a couple of phones, and see if it works.
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A look at a VCR that's always been on my bucket list of VCRs to own. Demonstration, service information, and what you need to do to get a Panasonic VCR of this generation running.
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