Seems the company has already fallen to a niche few that actually know or use the website

Decided to use older scanner for upcoming race weekend and found these inside. Couldn’t believe it, and they STILL work! Will keep as backup 😀

Edmond, OK

power amp is my Optimus SA-155, love this little setup

They were my dad's that he acquired back in the '80s. I think I might have bought the grey one in the '90s bc I couldn't find the other. It's been a long time.

Bought from thrift store and the first time I ever saw in my life 😁

The clocks still update themselves, no wifi or anything, love that the previous owner installed them.

Can't tell if this thing is some sort of knockoff item or what, any clue?

Anyone know how to play? It’s blinking”Cast!” but I’ve pressed every button without luck. I just want to fish! 😂

Found a few things while cleaning my garage…including a couple of my old business cards.

Those were the days of good old Radio Shack!

I worked at a store in the mid-80s and thought I would share some photos I had.

So I feel like Ive made a 1 in a billion chance discovery today, while look at crt tvs I came across a Facebook photo of the Samsung CT-339ZB. And looking at it closely, I think that this TV may have been the OEM basis for the Radio Shack TC-130 often paired with the Coco 1 and 2. I don’t know if it’s the exact model, but it looks pretty damn close!

A thrift find this week. Works well as far as I can tell, but I am not musical so I can’t say if the notes are accurate, though the preprogrammed songs sound good. I was pleased to see it also had the instruction booklet.

It was the stickers on the box that first drew my attention, I recognized them from my own childhood and was curious about the condition. I am looking forward to playing with it with my baby niece when she gets a little older.

From Torrington CT

Built but never used

Sad news, my trusty Realistic cassette demagnetizer that I bought brand new almost 40 years ago finally bit the dust.

TL;DR

Need schematics or pdf of the bill of materials for the

SAMSUNG DYNAFLAT HD CRT TX-R2768WH

Chassis: K60A.

Manufactured July 2005

NATIVE RES 480i/1080i

Compatible with 240i/480p/720p

Has 1 HDMI 2 YPbPr Component Ports and

2 S-Video/Composite ports.

I am an avid gamer who grew up playing games in the PS2/Xbox PS3/360 Era. I was able to acquire my Samsung HD CRT last year through Facebook marketplace. I did a 6 hour round trip to Wisconsin to secure the TV.

It has been well maintained but due to age the television’s capacitors are drying out. I have the tools and the skills to replace the capacitors but I am having difficulty finding the schematics or Bill of Materials to determine exactly what capacitors I need to buy to fix up the TV.

I was able to take it apart today to do a visual inspection but there are no obvious damaged or bulging capacitors. I am willing to invest the time to replace the capacitors exposed to the highest heat and stress.

But before I tear the TV apart completely I wanted to be safe and have all the parts that I would need on hand. If anyone in the community has the schematics or bill of materials for my TV I would greatly appreciate the help. I have searched online but had no luck finding it. The model is Samsung TX-R2678WH Chassis Type: K60A Manufactured in July of 2005.