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I always wanted to see what happens but did not have the guts to do it 😂 thanks

Those are apparently Otis Series One elevators from the late 1980s/early 1990s that were modernised more recently with new buttons and indicators. The elevators can be seen in their original state in the music video for the song Stay by Sash! :)

Stop screenshooting, you can screen shoot later

Is it available?

Thank! I found my mother’s Samsung SCD23 mini DV camcorder, I’ll have to buy new tapes.

what clamping voltage do you use in 230v countries?

How do you load a battery into this camera?

That passenger in the grey top needs to have a word with himself. Shaking his head then groaning when they announced the train will be coming out of service. Is he actually aware of exactly what has just happened?? Fucking shame on him!

Love the traffic

Fire! Inspector sands = sand bucket....non emergency fire 😂

now the old öresundståg had purple windows not the windows next to them but now they changed to black.

Can you please make a video where u set the date?

I love the sound of the ge90 engines

I solved the problem with my Project Debut S phono the same way. I came to the conclusion after servicing an old Pioneer PL-512 turntable a couple of years ago. When I looked inside it the tonearm was not only grounded by the usual ground wire but internally they double bonded the tonearm ground to the motor ground the motor being an 240 volt AC type and that was connected to electrical earth via the mains lead. That stuck in the back of my mind and I wondered why they did that. The answer is that a lot of amplifiers and phono stages a powered by double insulated transformers with no earth connection at all I suppose that they could have run a spur internally to a earth connection. I think this leads to a floating ground even thought the turntable is grounded to the chassis of the amplifier that in turn is not grounded to electrical earth leading to a ground loop and that annoying buzzing sound. It is easily fixed.

silent pump?

I'm confused. You're saying SAS drives are limited to 900GB and here I sit with 12 SAS drives rated at 10TB @ 7200rpm each.

Now this is old-school! Years ago before SSD, Cheetah was the top dog.

Very nice backlight, and fast too. About 172 dollars on Amazon.

Was nice taking a ride on the funicular again, haven't been there in years, but nice to see it still running. Its a shame the cafe at the top isnt yet re-opened - with Hastings Castle & the caves nearby, you'd think it would make a decent amount of money from tourisim.

Hi Brian, I have a vintage Rega P2. Ive tried buying a normal extension cable, cut off the female socket, normal pin and active pin, stripped back the earth lead. I screwed this onto the grounding post of my Pro ject phono box s2 and plugged it into the power board where my speakers and phono preamp are connected. However, the hum is still present and very noticeable at high volumes. Is this normal? Or have I gone about this the wrong way?

I think you could have made a bit more of an effort in making this. It is boring

Seems like your battery is a bit delicate now

can you use the sas hard drive as a external back up drive with a converter or not

You are wrong on all counts in the UK you can have the 11 joles as well before you make any clame get your facks fl right

The 3,5“ would not be that different because it also uses 2,5“ platters (ok maybe a few more than this one)

Do you add water into the reservoir or does it do it by itself? Have an older model which I added water into. Not using any salt in months!!

Bro that's like the coolest camera i ever seen

Deepest resepct to the driver for having to go through

I worked with these 40+ years ago in a printshop darkroom, to remove static charge from photographic film.

Just asking is that the screen of your television behind the backstop behind the chronograph champ. Just curious to know.

This is a great little meter. To get the light to stay on press the light button and turn on the Meter. This will turn off the light timer. Great feature some don't know. Good video enjoyed it..

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Very useful I’m gonna digitize my tapes soon

Nice wing, but where is the turbulence the title suggests...? 🤷🏻‍♂

The voltage doesn’t rise slowly because of the size of capacitance. It is designed to rise slowly, a characteristic of the Studer 900 design. It is effectively has surge protection built in.

hello dear friend! Can you tell us about the hp colorado t4000s ???? how to check its operability, what voltages are needed for this and what measurements should be made for this!?!?!!!

NO! It stops so quickly because of the permanent magnets on it!

Nice vid lol

the amount of noise that gonna make in ur pc

back in my days we had Western Digital Raptors, they were 10k RPM SATA hard drives. I never bought one they were really expensive for the capacity they had and then SSDs arrived.

That's a tiny platter for 3,5 inch. It reminds me the same happened with optical media. First, we spun CDs up to ridiculous speeds, like 20 000 rpm which sometimes caused catastrophic failures but then with DVD and Blue-ray the capacity and transfer speed are no match for 52x CD drive. Recently I've been tinkering with a WD 1 TB 5400 RPM drive and it somehow managed sequential reads of 200+ MB/s and my current basic barracuda 7200 I've seen once up to 250 megs.

the bird-like seeking sounds woke my cat up lol.

awesome, i didn't know 15k rpm drives exist. cool vid.

theyre revving the train

Life saver :) Thanks a lot mate!

How are the barriers in Stevenage for the lner train was thinking of bumping it

I feel sorry for the poor people and it must have been very traumatic for the driver

Hi. Don't know if you still use this account. Could you please tell me how to reach the 4th gate？ The long corridor always bother me to go through the gate. Thx

Where is the resin cleaner added during the maintenance? Directly on the salt or there is a special compartment? thank you