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mister_rf
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Those are cathode ray tube (CRT), commonly used in oscilloscopes.
If you are interested I have some CRTs in my place for free, but shipping cost to Australia is very expensive.  |
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Chook
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OK. I thought they might have been an attachment for a camera to photograph cpus!
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Komz
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Hahaha brilliant thread!
According to peace treaty between me and my family (read: W I F E) everything is hidden in boxes, in a wardrobe, garage and other places except one cabinet. Cabinet in our living room 
I'm changing scenery from time to time to avoid boredom . Curently main theme is Pentium Family.
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fritsp2007
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| Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2015 11:20 am Post subject: |
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Yes they are CRT`s and this is my wifes collection...  |
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isa-d
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mister_rf
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| But that was very close to... |
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cedrik
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| Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2015 3:05 pm Post subject: |
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| Komz wrote: | Hahaha brilliant thread!
According to peace treaty between me and my family (read: W I F E) everything is hidden in boxes, in a wardrobe, garage and other places except one cabinet. Cabinet in our living room
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the peace treaties are dictated by those who won a war ))
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| I've managed to keep my crib somewhat clean...for now lol |
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| pic2 |
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| Posted: Wed Sep 30, 2015 2:39 pm Post subject: |
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| wall display, about half my collection |
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cedrik
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rjluna2
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You can't have enough monitors to use, c3h5  |
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fritsp2007
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I like it..  |
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hardwarecop
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c3h5, how did you manage to fix the CPUs on the wall? It looks amazing BTW!
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| A dab of hot glue and a magnet, the panels are metal. So I can re-arrange them as I feel or pop one off to someone. |
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