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Retro/Vintage Tech
Posting part of a collection of way back Tech.
Some conceptual and others that actually made it into production.
It’s fascinating to see the metamorphosis of some of the earlier
tech and how it is still around Today.Starting off with an IBM "calculator" .
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phone message machine
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This one is interesting. I would want to see where the stand in dolls ended up after the blast. Sounds like the stand ins at the dinner table and bed got bonked.
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They did a lot of crazy set ups in Nevada.
Ever see the clip with the Trees?
They dug them up and replanted them near one of the Blasts.[…]
Jesus Christ DYI diving bell? Seems like asking for death.wait till I get to some of the Electrical stuff
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I think I have seen those. The trees always get bonked, like any other structure. For me, seeing the wreckage at a fake home site is more interesting and apocalyptic. I think you can find some of videos that match with the magazine. Fascinating. Probably more videos out there still.
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Nice
After some of the tests the Gov went into full propaganda mode and claimed " A clean and well maintained Home"
would survive a blast better.
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The Images are mostly self explanatory so I won’t
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>won’t disturb women’s hair but is said to keep out dogs and cats
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Most malls in Thailand actually have this
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It does work well, but now a days automatic doors do the same thing and more efficiently
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It does work well, but now a days automatic doors do the same thing and more efficiently
We still have them in some stores in Germany.
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Ray-O-Lite by Seeburg, 1936. Likely the first light gun game produced.
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Thanks anon
pretty cool
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>I don’t know honey
>One moment I was driving on the highway at 90 MPH
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Wouldn’t the doggo die of barotrauma or leaded poison exhaust of the time?
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he’d suffocate yeah
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Completely different board rules for posting here.
verify every post
can’t bump your thread
that sucks-
people didn’t fuck around back then
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Bump for mad pictures
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thanks
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The 50’s were a wild time man.
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Subscription TV
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Fuckin Steam Plane
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Early Drone concept
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Hello neck injury or Whiplash.
That tiny wheel on the front and back-
what the fuck lol
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i’d love to know the stop and turning distances on that thing
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Shock strut looks like a penis
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Finally, a good freaking thread. Keep it going OP.
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Thanks anon.
Problem is, I had no Idea I would have to captcha
each and every post.
Not being a scrote about it, but it is late in my time zone,
and well..I will post until to around no.50.
I have 1,000’s and if the thread is still up in the Morning, I will continue.
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This is exactly what having a smartphone is like: Over 9,000 White engineers in your pocket
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That’s RACIST anon. you have been reported.
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>Video on a reel-to-reel tape deck
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basically a sony beta max VCR
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WHERE ARE THE NIGGES???
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scrote repellent
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The Theremin
Google that shit-
Fun Fact Leon Theremin, inventor of the eponymous musical instrument also invented "the thing" a covert listening device inside a great seal of the united states "gifted" to the American ambassador in Moscow by the Young Pioneers (basically the soviet boy scouts).
The thing was a cavity resonator that didn’t need any power supply or active electronic components, instead it operated when a specific radio frequency was sent to it, shit was basically RFID, very cool stuff. -
It sucks that this thing became associated with soibois and hipsters a few years ago.
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It sucks that you limit yourself because of the opinions of others.
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It wouldn’t stop me from buying one, just from telling people about it.
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Actually this idea is very cool
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This is an interesting idea and retro as fuck but there is no way this would really work well compared to having a standalone fridge, stove and sink.
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Yea I agree.
I just liked the whole compact concept
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Bad idea
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As neat as this is, I suspect there will be heat dissipation issues what with having a stovetop and a refrigerator sharing the same volume. The sink would probably be better integrated with the fridge though because then you could easily have a built-in cold water dispenser and ice-cube maker. Effectively a mini-bar lol
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Bada
Bing
Bada
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Do american’s really?
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Unironically yes. Up until 1968 you could buy dynamite in a hardware store with zero paperwork or license required.
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Huh, it’s like living in a monogamous, racially homogenized society leads to a high-trust one…
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IMAX
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If the thread doesn’t survive you can find me here.
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will be putting up a collection of 19,000 images
in a torrent-
got the torrent up now
here
file size is 16kWhen the anons roll in to download I will have to stop posting here. Low upload speed and it’s a first seed.
We can do this again in a future thread as I like the interaction.
Not much conversation in the /t/ threads
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yea page 6 already
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some jap stuff
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Looks really trippy.
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So here we are.
Thanks for the input and comments.
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Cool thread. Thanks
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bumping, this is all really cool, especially
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Wish I could find a high res version of this
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i bet I have a better one
I will scan some to look for it
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Very early mercury vapor lamp
Must be tilted to start
Contained a pound or two of mercuryWas mostly displaced by newer higher efficiency incandescent lamps that also had better color rendering. Stuck around in text printing shops and film deployment ironically enough.
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Since this thread has mostly stuff from Freedom Land, here’s something unique from the Soviet Union.
The Caspian Sea Monster, an ekranoplan.
Plane that "flies" or rather glides above water using the ground effect. Although they can’t really fly high, the ground effect means that their fuel efficiency (and sometimes their top speed) is better than on a normal airplane. The Soviets made few bigger ones like this one for military use in the 60s and 70s. Some smaller ground-effect-vehicles are still being made in modern times.-
Those units are still in one piece, but I believe they’ve been grounded for a long time and in a state of disrepair.
Pic related is from 2010.
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OMG this IBM
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bump
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Neat, I have a 1951 H500 Zenith, sounds fantastic.
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would love to have an old one
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that seems wildly unsafe for removing anything embedded in your body
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I agree, all that metal in the room.
Fun Fact Leon Theremin, inventor of the eponymous musical instrument also invented "the thing" a covert listening device inside a great seal of the united states "gifted" to the American ambassador in Moscow by the Young Pioneers (basically the soviet boy scouts).
The thing was a cavity resonator that didn’t need any power supply or active electronic components, instead it operated when a specific radio frequency was sent to it, shit was basically RFID, very cool stuff.That guy had a bit of Tesla in him.
yea, not at all practical. It should have been an upper and lower unit. Kinda like they do with a microwave oven.
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>I agree, all that metal in the room.
not only that, but the reason foreign objects sometimes don’t get removed is because it would do a lot more damage, the magnet is just going to pull out whatever metal it finds, it doesn’t matter where it is or what orientation it finds itself in, that shit is just going to rip out damaging shit in its way out.-
Just like a MRI huh
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among the earliest electric home appliances – the vibrator for treatment of female hysteria
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this totally scrotebrained
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Are there proxy nodes in Iraq?
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Does this count? Guaranteed doomsday device if they ever got it working. Apparently they canceled it but who knows what the US gov thinks…
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Cool concept craft.
Most likely was usurped by ICBM tech, MRV’s and the like.
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just noticed 2008 on bottom right.
No Idea now anon
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the image is probably from 2008 but the idea and the engineering was from the 1960s/70s. A good write up https://scottlocklin.wordpress.com/2015/12/31/putins-nuclear-torpedo-and-project-pluto/
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ITT: things they took from you.
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In Soviet Russia, Air Force has backyard from house
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