That's pretty cool. I have quite a few old systems I could hook up with that. I do remember having to do a two wire antenna to coax adapter with some of them.. I'd have to figure out something there. Thanks for the advice!
Oof, this will take time to unpack.
Good luck. How do you connect it to modern tvs? Also, you reminded me I didn't post my picture.
I read that a couple times trying to figure out what was wrong with Morn.
I enjoyed Space Harrier on the Master System. I'll see if I can find my cartridges to see if there are others that I'd recommend.
The ZF-1.
it’s light. Handle’s adjustable for easy carrying, good for righties and lefties. Breaks down into four parts, undetectable by x-ray, ideal for quick, discreet interventions. A word on firepower. Titanium recharger, three thousand round clip with bursts of three to three hundred, and with the Replay button, another Zorg invention, it’s even easier.
TIL that I've been blazing over his name for years. In my head, he's always been Preponte (and probably always will be).
My father-in-law bought an electric push mower. The lady was selling it because it didn't cut very well. We looked at it and pretty quickly came to the conclusion the blade was on upside-down, only this blade couldn't really be put on upside-down. I took it apart and swapped the leads on the mower and it worked great.
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I recently dusted off my old Quest 2 and I still enjoy it a lot. If you don't mind me asking, what are some good upgrade options outside of the Quest 3? I looked up the Bigscreen Beyond after reading your post and it looks amazing. I don't understand how it's so much smaller than its competitors.
Depends on your thoughts on "long distance", but with a bit of planning, you can plan some fun stops to tack on a couple hundred miles of range. A round of indoor putt putt, shopping, a meal, or whatever. I like to stop every three hours or so anyways. What ticks me off is that the price of "fast" charging feels exploitative. It's literally more expensive than gas despite being less convenient and less ubiquitous. I just spent about $34 for 202 miles of range. My ICE vehicle would have been $23ish for that same mileage. Sorry for the rant. I say all this to say, it's a bit intimidating at first, but long trips are still doable and getting better and better with the addition of more fast charging spots. Hopefully, competition starts bringing the price down.
I thought about doing this with custom sounds a few years ago:
Awesome, thanks!
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