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Anyone know about or collect vintage to modern laserdisc players? Not the DVD,CD or Blu-Ray format,but players that range from vintage,to modern players that use not only DVD's &CD's but laserdiscs (combo players) as well. I believe so far one of the oldest & most vintage laserdisc players is...

aplliance control board schematics I just bought a Wacom Intuos Photo tablet at Best Buy this week sometime before New Years. I'm still trying to deal with tweaking & adjustments on it so I can also draw schematics for electronic & electrical purposes. However,I did draw on graph paper & in...

I am wondering if anyone has used solid state replacements or alternatives for centrifugal motor switches on appliances? I do remember that in the forums on the Bowl Tech site at bowltech.com many bowling technicians have used solid state starters or alternatives to replace centrifugal motor...

Any heard of a household ice cream maker with own refrigerant system? I have found something like that online that someone repaired. It's made by Gaggia,which currently is part of Philips,known for their espresso makers. It has the typical condenser/compressor & evaporator arrangement & the...

If anyone has a 1930's or 1940's era jukebox,I believe such a motor could fit & work on one.

Anyone ever heard of Mrs. Meyer's cleaning products? I do know that the Lowe's in my area sells them. The company that makes the products is based in Racine,WI.

Like Philips/Norelco, AGA also made theatre projectors. Moset of them use the AGA lamps,but there are some online images of some Swedish installation of AGA projectors that used American made Brenkert Enarc lamps.

If anyone is trying to cause me any trouble based on what I just read,I warn you only once. I f I suspect anyone is trying to cause me any trouble & grief on here,I politely warn you only once,I have extremely strict zero tolerance of such things & if necessary, I can report you without warning.

Found this video on You Tube while searchin it on Jetsons & 1958 Chryslers (Christine for example)

Discharging CRT I believe you can safely discharge a CRT by slipping the tip of a flat bladed screwdriver under the anode lead while it's on the tube. You'll hear a snap or pop if you touched things right under the anode cap. This is especially necessary if replacing a CRT on an arcade game.

Infiltration (urban exploration site) This site has images from urban & rural explorations in its forums. I've have also explored construction sites,counting a hotel & a hospital. http://www.infiltration.org

adjustable friction spped on 1950's Zenith Cobra-Matics

Westinghouse Elevator I don't know when,but Westinghouse's elevator division was sold to Schindler.

70 volt ceiling speakers I bet some stores,office buildings,etc. would be using wifi or bluetooth ceiling speakers instead of the 70 volt transformer equipped ceiling speakers. The only thing is if so,you would need a wifi or bluetooth audio transmitter,plus AC mains for the receivers in the...

Haves anyone looked at this lately? Apparently,LG has designed a front load washer that has a seperate washer in a drawer on the bottom of it. http://www.theverge.com/2015/1/5/7494597/lg-twin-wash-washing-machine-ces-2015

I had similar problems with that stupid FBI moneyscam virus. After dealing with it,I installed Avast antivirus & hadn't had any trouble with the above.

Even animated characters eat jerky. This is the twelve year old character Esteban from The Mysterious Cities of Gold.

Japan phone calls,etc. I wonder if Japan's telephone systems were like from early 20th century to present in sounds,etc. & if the electromechanical switching systems to present were Strowger,crossbar or anything else. Plus any telephone recordings,etc. involving loss in phone communication,etc...

I also did some Google & Bing searches including image searches on modern mobile laundromats & laundromat trailers.

Has anyone seen this in a 1957 Popular Mechanics magazine I have? Here is the link...