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A perfect-working shoulder-mount camcorder given to me by my grandfather, who bought it new. I don't turn on the camcorder in this part - a full demo will be shown in Part 2.

Filmed during the filming of my previous video. Showing how my 1986 JVC GR-C7 VHS-C camcorders, with their surprisingly weak head drum motors, deal with wrinked tape.

Showing how I converted a 30 year old NiCd battery meant for early JVC VHS-C camcorders to use standard 18650 Li-Ion cells. Works great!

A very nice and still useful older computer given to me by a friend, which has a couple interesting stories behind it.

y si un poco de boludiol tiene que tener estos Bedroom Sessions jajajjajsjajsj

Turns out that this old VHF radio works just fine, and is very nice to use and gets out great.

In September after I gave Brandon his oscilloscope, we brought it down to a lab at school, and ran Oscillofun and Youscope on it. Those are stereo sound files someone made that, when fed into two channels of an oscilloscope on X-Y mode, make it show cool patterns. Afterwards, we had some fun with two function generators plugged into it.

Filmed over a year ago, here I test the generic USB 3.5" hard drive enclosure I got from the e-waste box. Then I tell the tragic story of how the enclosure (and my own stupid decision) ended up killing one of my favorite vintage hard drives.

In February, not too long after I got my Advanced (Canadian equivalent of Extra) certification, I accidentally discovered a net in Maine and successfully checked into it. I then (less successfully) check into the Maritime Net.

After the GE daylight lamp I was using in my desk lamp went mercury starved, I decided I wanted to try some 5000k fluorescent lamps, which can only be bought online and in specialty electrical warehouses. I put a want ad on Lighting Gallery, and someone generously sent me some. Here I unpackage and test them.