old tech general

>>58668702
Its that your photo?

>>58668702
>tfw my dad recently threw away a C64 instead of giving it to somebody who would use it (namely me, but really anyone would work)
REEEEEEEEEEEE

>>58668758
clearly its not

>>58668758
nope, its a random google image

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>>58668702

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>>58668702

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I have one of these sitting in storage. What should/could I do with it?

>pic not mine

>>58668702
What are good places to get old tech for cheap or free? I want to start a collection but it's not easy to find anything.

>>58668793
oh shit this is sexy. thinkpads are my fetish

>>58668793
It's even got a Pentium. This is high performace! I bet it can even do E-Mail!

>>58668959
Is it VR ready?

>>58668959
Notice how the ancient egyptians always wore whiter than white sheets, I wonder what their laundry detergent secret was.

>>58669017
Everything looks crispy white on shit-skins

>>58668937
-Thrift stores along with all the other mexicans and white hipsters who think they're better than everyone else and wish the thrift store was a thrift club
-Ebay is finished because hipsters started a business to sell to these threads
-Boomers look it up online just like cars and know what it's worth and wouldn't sell it to you anyway because you're not old enough

Only choice is dumpster diving which is the cool hip way to meet other losers. But it's worth it, to fit in on the internet

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>>58668702
bump

No more XT clone.

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>>58671000

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>>58668702
/retro/, who wins?

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>>58668949
know man, thinkpads are so fking sexy, i bought a Thinkpad 600, sadenly i can make it work, now i buy a Thinkpad R51

First Thinkpad who works haha

In a future im go to buy a new one, but now i happy with this.

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>>58671018

>>58671030
Amiga, in every way, specially sound, graphics and OS.

The only thing the ST had for itself out of the box was high res monochrome graphics and MIDI.

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>not buying a lisp machine

>>58668927
What the hell is this.
I want it.

>>58668793
(0.0)
can we please have that wallpaper senpai?

>>58668959
kek he looks like Hiroyuki

>>58670393
What happens when you make a mistake?

>>58670412
I just came

>>58670412
What is this, and where can I get sound?

>>58671034
That's a nice one.

I have my mom's old inspiron 7500, no pic but it's a piece of shit

>>58668793
What model?

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>>58669138
fucking every thread.

>>58668932
shove 32MB of RAM in it and dualboot 95 and NT 3.51, personally I've always wanted a nice little digital PC to use for emulating other digital iron

you can also try something new and different like SCO OpenServer

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>>58668793
>300 series
not even a half chub

>>58672964
http://mos6581.com/pictures/thinkpad-310/TP8.bmp

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>>58671000
>>58671018
>>58671041
what's with the pink light?

>>58674892
It's blue actually, but turning on soft and cold white lights too gives everything a purple hue.

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I wish I had a proper KS 3.1, accelerated, AGA, memory expanded, scan doubled, flash drive enabled PAL Amiga, but damn it'd be an expensive and time consuming project. And typically the caps/battery need replacement, the PSU should be replaced, and getting monitor output is not always obvious.

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>>58675579
oh. sorry, i'm colourblind.

>>58675596
A 600 with Vampire would be a better idea.

>>58675596
>AGA
>posts pics of OCS

>>58671116
What name of this keyboard?

>>58675625
Yes, that is a superb option as well, but depends on what machine I happen to find here

>>58675706
They are working on Vampire for the 500 and 1200 too.

>>58674841
>do not touch
senpai pls

>>58671500
>millenials
ugh

>>58677128
>he thinks millennials** haven't seen Mission Impossible

>>58677128
>millenials
ugh, millennials

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>>58668959

you should upgrade that with two of these.

>>58677163
How will a overhyped stellar calculator help me with my fields?

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>>58677163
let me provide a photo from my collection

>>58674892
a e s t h e t i c

>>58671053
And being much cheaper of course.

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>>58674892
>>58677600

>>58677732
Price wise there wasn't really a difference.
A ST with a monitor and A500 with a monitor came out pretty much the same.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5aHJNjeig8&t=1s

>>58668802
Beautiful

>>58670412
source?

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>>58668702
Does 1999 count?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VGMxme0Ws80
I made this yesterday.

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anyone here watch viva amiga yet?

>>58679167
Awesome anon

>>58679258
No, is it out already?

Watched From Bedrooms to Billions The Amiga Story though.

>>58679167

>triple monitor windows 98 machine

why

>>58679310
It came out last week IIRC

>>58679316
Had the spare parts and monitors, getting 90s ati drivers working under linux would probably be a pain.

>>58679326
Thanks, will watch it soon.

Someone already started a /tpg/ thread
>>58675758

>>58679468
>I'm so funny
ChinkPad a shit

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>>58671041
My nigga.

>>58679646
>fap fap fap

>>58672988
you have to type the card again.

>>58668802
Wasn't the pc98 supposed to be a cheap home computer? Cause that fucker has two floppy slots AND cdrom

>>58680405
not like either were really that expensive

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>$(date +"%Y")
>not playing pretend mainframe with SPF/PC on your DOS boxes

ftp://ftp.eng.auburn.edu/pub/maghssa/theU-Drive/RSAP/SPFPC.EXE

(it actually seems like a decent menuing system and editor for IBMfags who want that "big iron" experience)

>>58668960
>E-Mail
whats e-mail

>>58674744
domou arigatou

>>58679167
>>58679411
I didn't even know multiple display hardware that old even existed. Color me impressed.

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>>58683026
PCs were pretty late to the party on native support for it too.

>>58673008
I think it's an oscilloscope. I'm not sure though.

>>58683026
>>58683423
It was actually possible to have multiple monitors with PCs when you had a EGA and MDA card, programs that where designed to could write to MDA memory directly without disturbing the EGA output and so show to separate screens on both monitors. Obviously not as powerful as dual monitors on Mac or Amiga, but around the same time, they got dual monitor support in the late 80's when they first to the opportunity to run several graphics cards.

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>>58668702
>>58668802
>>58671000
>>58674841

Comfy af desu senpai

>>58684302
ty fampai, those are some nice legs desu

>>58684302
I'd let her operate my _mainframe_

>>58684245
Yeah, I've only heard of a few CAD programs that ever supported it.

>>58684202
it's a tektronics 4012 graphical terminal

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>>58670412
there's a storage tube terminal kicking around in some television repair shop about an hour away from me

I'd like to harass them for it but I don't know if I'd be able to make it worth their while

>>58672988
you patch the hole up and make a new one.

>>58685218
>storage tube
You mean vector display

>>58685367
they're both, storage tubes are a sub-class of vector displays that use longer-lasting phosphors to get out of having to use expensive memory

>>58685367
it draws vectors, but it's not a regular CRT, it's a storage tube
the difference is the extreme persistence

with a regular raster or vector display, you need a computer that constantly redraws everything 50-60 times a second, it wasn't feasable back then to do that with complex images, as the cpu was either too slow to generate the picture, or there wasn't enough memory to store the picture in a framebuffer (like we use nowadays)

with a storage tube, the computer can draw the picture a line or dot at a time, pretty much as slow as it needs to, as already-drawn elements persist on the tube permanently (practically about an hour, else you risk burn-in)

>>58685498
well to be autistic and nitpick a little it wasn't that we couldn't do it back then it was just that it was expensive to go with a memory-based solution and storage tubes were a way around that to drive costs down, there were a few high-end options that weren't storage tube based

>>58685539
i did say "feasable", not "impossible"

>>58670412
>Posting Tron meme without meme audio.
Tf is wrong with you?

>>58670412
>>58673008


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZsiR45tKKw

>>58672988
You die

>>58668802
bonus points for r.o.b hanging out. I still got faint scarring from that dickhead's gyros.

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> Compaq LTE286
> 20 mb hd
> base 640K plus 384K upgrade
> Windows 3.0 and Dos
> mostly played Stunts and TD2

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a few of my 1980s Toshiba laptops

>>58686893
I have three of these and I've never been able to actually do anything with them because there's no AC adapters out there for them

Same thing with my SLT/286

kill me

>>58687078
>there's no AC adapters out there for them
so rig something up
you only need to;
- determine the voltage/amps required (probably labelled)
- determine the pinout (if it's a simple 2-pin plug, probably also labelled, else usually easy to figure out by looking at the board, for example, look out for a ground plane or diode they connect to)
- get/make a power supply with the same voltage and at least the required amps needed

>>58687120
to add, it could be rigged up with just about any hobbyist bench supply. If you're into those things, you may as well take the leap into electronics study and repair. That's how I ended up in it anyway.

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Found a Sony radio at the thrift store today.
Apparently produced in the 1970s from what I'm reading so far.

>>58687120
>- determine the pinout
this is the biggest obstacle really, those early Compaq portables had weirdo custom plugs that are impossible to find something for

I mean if I could find a power supply and clear a good space to work with for it I could probably rig it up but I would of course prefer a more portable and usable solution, my work areas aren't really good places to actually use the stuff

there was some site somewhere that had information for the LTE pinout, nothing for the SLT/286 though which uses a 6-pin connector that's superficially similar to an RJ plug I guess, but not really

it's really retarded and I have tons of other stuff I'd probably dump the time and money on first I guess

>>58688178
here's info for using the battery interface
https://marc.info/?l=classiccmp&m=118089067315076&w=2
i would imagine the existing battery is fucked anyway

that and apparently the psu is 18.3v (1.8 amps, which will be useful for picking a 12v supply), which is pretty weird, 12v supplies are much easier to get

this guy got other voltages from his;
>well, i got the multimeter and tested the voltage levels, whats odd is that some connections produnce .9 volts or 5/6 volts and a few produce 0 volts, witch leaves me to think that there some detection circutry on here

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>>58688178
>>58688555
looks like it's talking about these pins here

>>58688555
shit man you practically read my mind, sometimes I wondered if I could have a better time just trying to rig something up in the empty battery compartments

at those voltages I wonder if I could just rig up a newer compaq adapter to it, then I'd just have to figure out how to make the whole setup stick in place and not look like shit from an ass

>>58688615
>figure out how to make the whole setup stick in place and not look like shit from an ass
i'd consider gutting a battery and just have a wire run out of that, or add a more common connector onto it somewhere if there's an accessible place to put one
this way you get a good connection to the laptops' battery terminals, and you don't need to do something like solder anything to the laptop itself

getting rid of old battery cells is a good idea in general anyway, plus you'll make the laptop a little lighter

>>58677774
Yeah but we hooked our STs up to old TVs to save money

>>58688651
my SLT came without a battery so it just has a big empty chasm in the middle, the problem I'm thinking of is more figuring out how the fuck I could keep the keyboard on top of it flush since detaching it would look pretty awful with that big gaping hole in the middle

the LTEs would probably be a different story though, there's probably a way to get those to work out, I think I still have an original battery somewhere too to get the electrical requirements from

>>58670412
I unironically want an OS that 100% mimics this effect on modern LCD screens.

>>58688809
just find a way to route a cable out of the machine with it all put back together
if you want to get fancy, you could consider drilling a hole on the back and installing a new power connector for the cable to be wired to

>>58688821
as cool as it looks, it'll get old fast if you started using it regularly

>>58688821
No you don't, those terminals were only a reasonable option because their users didn't spend more than 30-60 minutes on them at a time. Just find a terminal emulator that imitates the effect, something's gotta be out there.

>>58688841
Why? It's not like I can't speed it up to whatever suits my fancy.

You didn't seriously think how fast it "draws" in an emulated system was actually a problem, did you?

>>58672977
lel i thought that too

>>58689073
the slow speed is pretty much half of the experience though

hell I'm pretty sure most modern terminal emulators already support tektronix graphics modes

>>58688666
The ST was sold with a monitor, the Amiga 500 wasn't.

>>58688666
Not to mention, the ST was more expensive because it came with a monitor, while the Amiga was cheaper, but the same price if you included the monitor.

So yeah.

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>>58683026
>>58683423
>>58684245
I know from memory that the Mac IIfx was designed with up to six monitor use in mind

Which kind of makes sense when you remember that you're paying ten thousand dollars - in 1990 money, no less - for that 40mhz behemoth

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>>58686911
You've gotta be shitting me
I also have T3100.

Quick question: Is your HDD dead? Because mine is.

Got a TRS-80 Mk IV for like $30 on Craigslist a few months back. Does that count? No software disks. Too lazy to boot my Pentium II with that nice 5.25/3.5 combo drive to write a disk.

>>58692799
>too lazy
why

>>58679167
you look very feminine

>>58693260
Thank you, I'm currently going through HRT, and should be getting surgery later this year ^_^

>>58693388
>>>/lgbt/

>>58692630
The only thing that limited you was your amount of NuBus slots. I don't know about six monitors, but two or three was pretty reasonable, leaving you plenty of space for Ethernet controllers and other I/O or coprocessor cards.

>>58692697
>cmos errors
>hdd must be dead

>>58668793
look at that CoA
like youre supposed to frame it on a wall

>>58679646
I loved my voodoo3 3000 agp with golden orb playing UT.

>>58668927
I just got a new in box Turbo Mouse ADB / USB trackball. I have quite a few trackballs now, I had one guy offer me $250 for my MS trackball as it's LNIB.

I told him no fucking way.

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>>58671034
I'm posting in this thread on my X40 which is probably retro by this point.

Something got shitty with the keyboards after about 2008 or so.

>>58697867
X40s and other Pentium M boxes in general are still pretty modern really

2002's the cutoff for me, that's when it felt like the old ways really started giving way.

>>58692630
>>58695032
>and a meme was born

>>58668702

A lot of industrial machinery still working with Commondores or MS-DOS in his screens.

>>58699936
>everything I don't need or use is a meme

>>58700278
>everything people expect you to have, but you don't, because you don't actually need it, and you end up being ousted for it
ftfy

>>58693388
You need to have a higher voice, and go to speech therapy for the impediment.

>>58668802
Very nice. I've been considering getting one of YAJ. Do you like that particular model?

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Like my camera?

>>58700921
i had one of those at one point

>>58695595
If I switch to the right side, it takes sometime after it start beeping and complaining about the hdd

But yes, indeed that post was a bit misleading.

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>>58700806
>karhu
ebin :D

That camera seems to have some interesting specs for its time.

is having a CRT for old consoles a meme or is there actually a reason to have a heavy TV just to play old games?

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the OG comfy laptop that inspired the thinkpad

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https://youtu.be/GxAEg_76uTM?t=58

>>58699936
>>58700377
What meme? Multiple monitors? They're not a meme. The retards who shill them that you're trying to poke at are though.

>>58702220
Dunno about consoles, if you work with old shit though CRTs are great to have, LCDs look like pure blurry ass at non-native resolutions and some graphics controllers suck shit at driving them.

>>58702220
Depends on how old the console and how important the 'authentic' look is to you. Some older games were designed to take advantage of the way images were displayed using certain video signals. While an LCD would give you exact output of the original image, it might differ from what the developers intended the game to look like as viewed on the original display hardware of the time.

>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composite_artifact_colors

>>58702443
>>58702480
That's pretty cool desu

>>58674011
I don't really have much need for running old OS these days, and when I do a VM is sufficient enough. Not to mention I don't have space to be setting up additional machines, especially just for shits and giggles.

In all honesty I'm not even particularly keen on holding onto it anymore. It's been sitting in storage for damn near a decade and a half, and I've only kept it thus far because I couldn't be bothered to do anything about it yet and I felt it'd be a waste to just toss it.

I guess the better question is, is it worth anything? Any point trying to get it off my hands that doesn't involve a dumpster? It's a 486DX2 that was working when I stopped using it, and unless sitting for such a long time has somehow rendered it otherwise, should still work today (I guess the psu may be debatable by now).

Same question also applies to a couple other old systems (same situation, similar periods of time), a couple socket 5 pentium systems.

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>>58702762
well, you asked what to do with it, of course nobody needs to run an old OS, but why don't you fuck with it anyway? you'll probably end up learning something you wouldn't give a shit about learning otherwise trying to get some use out of it, not like it's that big a system either, unless you're living in a studio apartment or something it shouldn't really be that hard to get it going especially if you have a KVM switch laying around

if you really want to get rid of it you're not going to be living the high life at an honest price, if I was desperate I'd give you $50 for it, DEC stuff is generally rare but in the end it's still old tech with a niche audience and overall pretty new by traditional antique/collecting standards

>>58668758
>Implying that /g/ might actually have decent literature on their shelves

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OC

>>58675596
>>58675625
Amibian is a better choice.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHFcM8Ka3Sg

>>58705583
>emulation is better choice
Versus something like Vampire, nope, the Vampire is actually faster and more compatible than emulation.

>>58705538
Where is SymbOS?

>>58706087
I can't justify buying an EEPROM programmer just for installing it.

>>58706222
can't you use the non-ROM version? with the floppy bootloader

>>58684302
am I a fag for noticing that desk and chair first?

>mid-century industrial is my fetish

>>58702443
>>58702480

/n/ would love this

>>58707184
What do /n/iggerhaters have to do with bicycles?

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>>58672988

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>>58707383
I knew about the etymology of "bug" but never gave "patch" a single thought.

>>58668768
My dad used to have one too.
No idea what happened to it.

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>>58705616
5150 or 5160?

Pic related is my 5150

>>58711036
The case is from a 5160, but sadly almost none of the internal components are original.

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This thread needs more S-100 bus

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>>58711409
Please, the best way to enjoy CP/M is via a PCPI AppliCard.

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LaserDisc. Too hipster to collect old vinyl? Collect laserdisc anime instead.

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>>58711654

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>>58711654
Even includes oversized Obi like you see on Japanese records or CDs. And horrendous prices, disks on left are 50 minutes and had 9800 yen MSRP, disks on right are 25 minutes and cost 3500 yen.

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>>58711751

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>>58711770
Very nice, is the entire movie CAV?

>>58711752
LaserDiscs are analog and predate CDs, so on CAV discs you can see the NTSC signal - big bars are vertical sync, and small lines are individual scanlines. (The pictured disk is labeled CLV because the CAV side just says "No program on this side", you can even see the message fade out after 5 minutes). CAV also means you can step frame by frame.

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>>58711820
Yeah, as well as the original Frankenweenie that's included on it

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Should I try to collect old tech? or is it a pointless hipster hobby?

Im pretty poor...

>>58712295
If you ask a question like that, then no.
It's a interest that qualifies as a hobby, you wouldn't collect postmarks without knowing shit about them or caring about them.

>>58712318
Yea, he probably shouldn't. I would only be interested in getting my past computers back.

I'd give my left nut to have my first PC back. Not one like it, the one I had.

>>58713136
I like technology in general, including old hardware, I have several old computer I never had before, plus the ones I grew up with, it's interesting, that's all.

>>58686473
>meme meme meme

Go back to 9gag

>>58712295
>or is it a pointless hipster hobby?
what hobby truly has a "point"? it's called a hobby for a reason, and it seems you've already made up your mind about it
do you like the stuff? go for it
no? don't, why force yourself? you'll just end up destroying more stuff in the end anyway when you inevitably toss it all out

>>58711654
>anime

Fuck off normie.

>>58714675
>Ugh, all those anime faggots on MY tech board, on 4chan of all places, ugh

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>>58714706
Actually, I suspect he is butthurt over me failing to use the "chinese cartoons" meme, or maybe the fact that he'll never own a Sony BVM-20F1U.

>>58714675
>Dear diary, today I made my first post on 4chan.

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>>58668702
posting in epic thread
I just got this beauty, gutted and put my awesome i3 build inside

>>58704287
how do you know it's decent literature? maybe it's books by the foot dot com

>>58715482
shit bait is shit

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>>58711409
Those Morrow Decision ads in BYTE.

>>58714779
Wow somebody will never own the thing that other people don't care that you own, and don't care to own themselves. How will people ever recover from this?

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>>58717476

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>>58717476
Please, you know you can't resist those sexy BNC input cards.