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LGR Thrifts - Episode 40 (Patreon)

Published:
2018-09-03 18:17:01
Imported:
2021-03

Content

New Thrifts! Whee!

Files

Thrifts Episode 40

Comments

Anonymous

Yes!!!

Anonymous

Yeah!!

Anonymous

Weeee! And in glorious 360p too! :D

Anonymous

Wheeee !

Anonymous

Slow thrifting season for you too?

Anonymous

Love yr thrifting vids

Anonymous

Still waiting for the 4K render but WEEEEEEEE!

Anonymous

Yes yes yes ;)

Anonymous

Clint, I noticed you picked up the box of swan equipment at the end are you a licensed operator? I’ve been licensed for a few decades now

Anonymous

Can't wait for the next video featuring that AM radio!

Anonymous

well looks like its time for a dose of Thrift stores :D

Anonymous

This is exactly what I needed today 😁

Anonymous

Yes! I love these Videos

Anonymous

I don't understand why I find these videos so fascinating but I do. Easily my favourite LGR series.

Steve Skafte

Really great, casual energy in this. You’ve got this great scripted/non-scripted stream of consciousness feeling to your narration. You can absolutely tell how much you’ve gotten at home with making these type of videos. Makes for really cozy viewing.

LazyGameReviews
>>15206311

Thanks! It's certainly taken years to get here, but I do seek to induce a comfy feel with these.

Anonymous

I love listening to these on the plane when I travel for work. They relax me to no end.

Ezydenias

2:17 old bose speakers always look so cool, it looks like back in the day they tried things and actually cared about sound. Which I mean they don't now they just want to sell you crappy speakers for 400€.

Anonymous

LXI = sears’ in house brand

Anonymous

Also: the ham radio stuff Holy crap! They look amazing! Don’t forget that you need to have a license to transmit on the ham radio bands!! (Also KC9JHY here... so I might be able to help if you have questions.)

Anonymous

Surprised you did not visit the new place you found last time. That place looked cool!! Was hoping to see what new stuff they had.

LazyGameReviews
>>15209052

I have several times off-camera, but it seems they don't get much new stuff in very often. Had the same basic selection as last time.

Robert Butler

Would be interesting to run an LGR bbs, haha.

Lindsay Michelle

I would like to see a video on that radio equipment you got. I hope you can get it working! Also... HOME DICKS (I will never read "Homedics" the same ever again thanks to you :P)

Anonymous

The series that has inspired me to go to thrift stores to buy things :) hard to believe that there are now 40 episodes (plus the pilot). Also wow I have one of those President CB radio microphones, I found it while cleaning up an abandoned lot in Detroit lol

Anonymous

Always love these thrift videos, something som fascinating about never knowing what you'll come accross :)

Terry Lee

Sweet nectar

Jeremy Abel

Oh nice, that Yamaha PSR-12 uses the same chip used in the Ad Lib cards I thiiiiink, the YM3812. Could be wrong on that but I know it's some variant of them. 8-bit keys did a video on a few of them and I have the PSR-11 in my collection as well

Anonymous

I pretty much binged watched all the thrifts when I found out about them. Very excited for my first new one. :) This actually got me into thrifting/yard saleing(?) which, while often fruitless, is very satisfying when you hit something gold. Case in point I picked up a copy of KQ V today in nice condition. Manual but no box. Can't complain for 75 cents, though!

Anonymous

Another fantastic video, Clint! I recently got my ham license in February and I've been having fun with hf digital! *Hint hint* 😉 If you want to sell that equipment you could look for a ham radio swap meet in your area. Or find a ham radio club and one of the Elmer's there may be able to help you repair or sell the radio.

Charlotte Grubbs

I would have 100% bought all those Animorphs books.

Anonymous

Where I live people are literally giving away 50" and 60" HD projection TVs - seen them listed as being free for anyone that would pick them up. I have a couple in my house, not that I got for free but that I paid thousands of dollars for in the mid-2000s. Also that modem you sell early, it looked so cool I went to eBay to look for it, only have one for sale and the person wants $70 without a power supply. Shocked that Goodwill didn't do their research and try to sell it for $65.

Anonymous

Need to get out thrifting again myself, it’s tough going to Asheville every weekend but the payoff is worth it when you find some really cool stuff. I love going to that big outlet goodwill near I-40

Anonymous

Clint: It is, unfortunately, a Lepin Star Plan knock-off set. As an AFOL, this is an abomination to the hobby. Lepin in particular is very unscrupulous in that it will knock off designs from Lego to individual hobbyists, since they do not design their own original stuff. Many have been taken by these and other knock off "brands". So sad.

Anonymous

Was that a floppy disk holder on the shelf next to that VCR-thing?

Anonymous

The little monitor is cool! I used to have a couple of those I picked up at a used electronics store for like $10 in the 1990s. Nobody wanted them. But I found them to be very handy for things like servers or when I just needed an easy to carry and move-around monitor for troubleshooting a PC or something like that. I believe they only connect to the green pin so anything red or blue will appear as black. Like you said, they were meant mostly for text display.

Anonymous

Ham radio! I became a ham 2.5 years ago. It's a lot of fun and there is a lot you can do with it. Haven't run across that particular radio but I know people that play around with and repair radios about that age. Good stuff to learn electronics with. Maybe a good time to get licensed!

Anonymous

The Bob Ross game is actually current :) It's super fun too if you like hobby style board games.

Anonymous

Home-dicks. Heh.

Anonymous

VWestlife x LGR crossover for the Radio? Pretty please?

Robbo the Hut

I'm somewhat familiar with the Swan line of ham radios. I believe they use vacuum tubes. Replace the tubes, and check to make sure the electronics in it are in tack and it should still work. I'd be interested to see if you get it rolling again

Anonymous

Anyone else in Australia (At least in Vic) finding it really hard to find any old games like, at all? I mean even Cash Converters don't have much now days. My partner spends like, 40 minutes at Savers going through literally every single CD/DVD and hardly finds any games (Though he did find Neverhood for $3 a few months ago) Ugh, it's so frustrating -_- Thrifting in Australia is hard and when you do find something like, 90% of the time its really expensive.