PeerTube of Jigme Datse

A look at a late-model electric typewriter that while unremarkable, is excellent to type on.

A very nice Funai-built DC-capable combo machine, which in typical Funai fashion, needed some work to get the VCR functioning properly.

A look at a cheap-but-cheerful "component-like" stereo system, which in particular has provided me with my first fully-working turntable.

Demo video of the turntable here:

A co-worker very generously gifted me this after replacing it with a newer Mac. This is my first Mac that is, as of October 2019, still supported by Apple.

*** THIS IS NOT AN INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO ***

This video is not and never was a tutorial on how to use an adding machine. If you watched this video without realizing this, your subsequent anger is not my problem.

A look at a currently-available semi-portable adding machine with a very nice feature set. #calctember

Another adding machine packed it in at work - let's see if we can bring it back to life.

Afterword: The JB Weld failed, in a different fashion - the gear stayed on, but the motor shaft would slip within the gear when the printer was under heavy load (ie. printing a long number). I re-did it with Gorilla glue, and it is still working after a stress test.

I'm getting rid of this VCR. Get in touch with me if you want it for parts or restoration, for the cost of shipping from Canada. It has no pinch roller.

A look at an interesting VCR with a unique early Orion mechanism.

A look at a nicely-designed, if basic printing calculator.

A look at a neat, if unremarkable vintage printing calculator.