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You’d spend more in materials and setup to print those.

The correct answer here is clearly the TM-202G

Spy hunter is definitely a hummer with a switcher

Guess I got lost in my post. Interested in 2 MC1 and 2T1’s if any are left.

I keep poking around your website and thought you were out of the game. Is there enough stuff left such that I could build 2 HV boards. Put me down if so

Now that's a song reference that I never expected to see.

Restoring some galaga sticks and plating everything. I can do zinc with a black chromate, which is like a satin black or nickel on the sticks and can’t tell what was original. Same effort either way. I’d lean to chrome since I can see copper on mine, but honestly there’s a lot of black there...

This crap is the reason I stay away from console people

I know this is old, but if these are the long skeeball board like in lightning or tower of power, the cpus and sockets were always failing on us. In a skeeball, they were getting beat to snot because skeeball mounted them flat and they were getting knocked around a lot.

Clean the card, check the fan, redo the heatsink grease, etc. You might get lucky.

Except the only thing that you can't get anymore, a 100 degree 19" CRT. Are you gonna burn out your heater? Probably not. But they are on a ticking clock.

Man, I remember when this was the monitor you used to pass on because it couldn't do 80 column C-128 video. How times change!

I'd consider 8% a lot, especially with your crt filament heaters running at 6.8v. Most everything else that's gonna eat that overload is still generally available. But i guess in the real world, I don't know how much life that equates to in a collectors ideal environment.

Probably KK .156

Are these still an interest? I'm sure they're more collectible than they are test equipment these days. Nice shape with z8002 pod.

Glad I looked at this thread, Been eyeing one of that sellers SmashTV boards for a while now.

You know there are people, probably even in this forum, that have monthly password change requirements for work and it ends up being something like password-x where x just changes every month. Different enough from your last one AND meets the requirement of not being the same as the last 10!

Still, it's not worth it for the average person to fuss about with different emails, logins, and passwords for stuff like forums. Even if it's unique for something like forums and not the same as your bank/mortgage/email/whatever password, it's definitely gonna be the bottom-est of bottom barrel...

I could have a 1000 character password and it would still be no good if they got in through your example with a keylogger. Then that good 1000 character password that I remember will have been wasted. Unless someone is brute forcing passwords, complexity doesn't matter that much.

Ugh, a more complex password requirement for reasons that have nothing to do with password weakness. Listen, I only have a few good passwords I can remember and wasting a good complex one on a forum is a waste, especially if the site is breached and I have to throw it away. So, naturally, I...