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I understand all too well on 'side effect' illnesses... for me, any cold, flu, etc. makes my asthma flare up and it takes weeks / months to settle down. Here's hoping you get past it quickly!

Thanks

Do you know what this did for me? It reminded me of the excitement of being a kid at Christmas. Both the excitement of Christmas but also getting my first computer. I remember staying up till 4 am coding. My mum had to tell me to go to bed.. Such happy memories. All the best

peace be upon you sir

Please go see a doctor. It might not be illness. I had the same thing and it turned out to be diverticulitis.

hi i try this cell pack on my betacam porta pack player it eat up the small power pack ha ha i for got to do the the watts to amps check deck was not getting the right amps needed about 3 amps i gave it 2 amps it started to work there's ports for big sony power sells

I've been using a 1.05GB Seagate Hawk 50 pin SCSI hard-disk as my C drive with an Adaptec AHA-1542CP SCSI controller in my IBM 5170 for a decade now. That hard drive was manufactured in 1993. Perfect. No data loss of any kind. Yes, MFMs were goofy with data over time. Love my SCSI drive in my 5170. Great video. Thanks for sharing all that work.

This is a machine designed for prototyping

Soup, or salty water (especially when hot) can cause acute diarrhea. That's natural. Worse is a large amount of saline with magnesium citrate, which is used for colonoscopy prep.

be careful with windex with ammonia, often times the ammonia can eat plastics slowly over time. I personally use ammonia-free windex when it comes to electronics, not only is it safer for the environment, it's safer around tech. I just use store brand but you can get name brand too.

keep on posting

Well, this video was a complete waste of time. The recapping strategy is horrendous. All we have is that funny old bald man rambling on incessantly, and the dullest possible demonstration of a Mac. Absolue rubbish! (You did ask for angry comments, Adrian :-) Actually, I love it ❤

Try press the stop button twice. Many VCR's unloaded the tape for faster rewind ...

Hope you recover soon, Adrian. Earlier single-speed VHS machines did provide quite decent still-frame and trick-play results. The issue with the 2-head SP/LP/EP machines is the head wafers are thinner to accommodate the narrower tracks needed for the long-play modes. You will likely find LP/EP recordings give a better image in trick-play modes on this machine.

I remember back in the 90s my uncle had a VHS camcorder. It was pretty big, it went on your shoulder, had a very small viewfinder that stuck out either left or right, had a boom microphone (horrible quality) on the top, an attachable light that slid on.. it had an angled handle with some function buttons on it. It didn't have an addition playback screen on it, had to use the viewfinder, but it was ok.. that thing recorded a LOT of video back in the day.. SO many tapes.. they're all junk now I'm sure.. but what memories

Probiotics is a great help to get my stomach back to normal again, also during / after treatment with antibiotics.

Sewing video was quite interesting, you should share it to some archives. :)

Adrian, I figured you're at a VCF. get well soon!

Did you discharge the Kathode in 6:20 with that measurement of the high voltage? I may triy also to repair a CRT,but I 'm a beginner and afraid of the high voltage.

Strange to see that power connector on a PC. I have seen that type more used on industrial PCB designs of the late 80s / early 90s.

get well soon, and enjoy the old electronics

17:21 - The moving post is what controls the felt band tension. So, if the post gets pushed to the right due to increased tape tension, that loosens up the band, and vice versa. 19:37 - Counter Clockwise. I had to do a double check on one of Dave's videos, so I got it correctly. It's CCW. The head drum spins in the same direction as the tape passes by on, to help it move forward. 28:21 - That's how the brake mechanism works; at the start of fast winding the brakes, being spring loaded, are getting 'wound up' into a position where at the end of it they just get released to snap against the spindles for instant braking action. This is completely normal. 30:35 - On the bottom of the picture there's usually a pulse of 'noise' (in alternating spots between the frames, but there's just one actually), that's the very spot where the switch between the heads occur; interestingly, the engineers of practically all magnetic tape formats decided that it won't happen in a blanking area, but just a few lines before the active picture area ends. I assume the practical reason for this is making the head switching visible without having to use a special monitor that can be desynced, to monitor tape tension, but without impacting much of the screen area. Incorrect tape tension can cause a horizontal 'shear' effect on the lines immediately after the head switch. The position of head switch pulse also changes along with changes made in the tracking, relative to the horizontal sync pulse. IMHO that was a missed opportunity of implementing tracking without the use of a linear tracking signal, sensing the time relation of the head switch pulse and the horizontal sync pulse. AFAIK, no manufacturer did that. Any VCR is supposed to be able to operate in any position. The cassette door tends to jam in some tho, in my experience. Feel better soon, Adrian!

Typically used in video rental shops and caravans.

im sorry but are vcr's particularly susceptible to external movement

Was it just me or was anyone else really getting into the Husqvarna video 😄👍

hoosk varna??? of course it is! but we all said husk varna

Ôi chiếc đầu băng VHS huyền thoại thập niên 90 của thế kỷ trước xem ca nhạc và xem phim

Being someone who is using an AMD llano processor from 2012 to watch this video... Yes modern PCs are likely twice as fast browsing the internet. this machine slogs anymore whether its firefox or chrome. while the leaps and bounds back then are much greater than the ones today, there are still a decent amount.

3 minutes straight of dietary talk. Why do we need to know this?

It's kind of a miracle videotape works at all, really. That they eventually got them so cheap and reliable is more miracles on top of miracles.

Try switching to acidophilus milk or eating some active cultures yogurt for a bit. Just a cup or so in the morning will help repopulate your intestinal flora. I hope you get to feeling better.

why does it have a 125v fuse if it's a 12v machine...

Adrians analog attic!

I saw the front of this VCR In the thumbnail and freaked out. My grand parents had this VCR in their Van, along with a tiny TV. The nostalgia is real. As 90s kids we watched many many movies on that thing.

Did you know that Husqvarna also made rifles and firearms? :) I actually own one. But then again I live in Sweden where they are based so its like having a Volvo here. They also dabble into robot lawn mowers and such :)

This VCP is designed to be put in the driver seat pouch so the kids can watch Aladdin in the back seats of the Grand Caravan.

When I get that take down by a bug the only thing that works for me is fruit salad and vanilla ice cream to get everything slowly back together again

A friend had a conversion van with one of these in it.

Adrian, sorry to hear you weren't feeling well. I hope you get better. I recommend some peppermint tea or even some with ginger in it. They seem to help with nausea and upset stomach for me. Keep up the great work and rest up.

I recently had problems with my stomach too. As soon as I ate something I had to go to WC. What helped me - probiotic pills and more importantly I stopped eating for 24 hours. Only drrunk small amount of water.

GoldStar was totally crap on the 80s and 90s ...

Oh no I’m sorry that you weren’t well. Glad you’re feeling better. Well done for keep working away when your not feeling 100 percent

Feel better soon Adrian, and thank you for taking the time to still keep us up to date! Does Ginger help? I am a seasonal sufferer of a bug that gives me horrible nausea, Ginger is the only thing that seems to work !

I used to use silicone grease back when I was a technician. It was what most manufacturers recommended. Lithium is OK, though.

I can't help thinking about the moment in Clint's video where a decision was made to visit Whataburger....

This thing seems to be a stepbro to the good old Akai VS-R110 player, with portability features added. At least, the outside details and the electro-mechanical stuff is almost the same.