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For kicks, lets see how these operating systems run on this inappropriately underpowered laptop from 1993.
A look at a neat mint-in-box vintage fluorescent lantern, the direct competitor to the Burgess Safari Lite.
I'll be modifying this one to run on a low voltage battery pack like I did the Safari Lite, and will show that in a future video.
An explanation, demonstration, and stress test of a neat electronic fluorescent lamp starter that you can't buy in North America.
My childhood dream computer is finally materialized, built by myself out of random parts.
A video I filmed way back when I first moved into the Apartment from Hell. These particular smoke alarms are very nostalgic to me. I didn't get to keep this one, as my landlord replaced it while I wasn't home.
My 12V linear power supply died a couple of years ago. Here I diagnose and solve the issue.
After six years of ownership, I've finally developed a solution to making this vintage fluorescent lantern portable again, some 40 years after the exotic batteries it originally ran on went extinct.
DC-DC converter:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/142937265304
A look at a neat and possibly lucky thrift store find. Includes demonstration using smoke.
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