Is this my WORST vintage computer purchase?
Never put a bid on a random bit of old industrial equipment because you just might win it! Listed as a Renishaw 1997 CNC computer, it was the floppy drives that caught my eye but is this just an industrial system or might there be a retro gaming power house hiding within? CRG Links CRG Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/user?u=13919007 CRG Discord - / discord Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:43 What's in the box 04:02 Computer module 14:11 Testing 21:15 Back in the main box 23:39 What are we going to do?
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New Fry's Electronics Linux PC from 2005 - GQ3131 with Linspire
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Die Entschlüsselung der Welt: Quantenmechanik | Doku HD Reupload | ARTE
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Why was this Apollo Guidance Computer module scrapped?
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Things DIDN'T GO as expected while testing these boards!
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Part One: Can a Commodore 1541 disk drive be used as a general purpose computer?
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They REFUSED to Sell These Retro Gems! - Scrapyard Tour
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Old Dell RESCUED from e-waste! Dell Dimension E310
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Fixing some very unhappy SNES boards Part III - 3 sockets, multiple failures
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The final push: Fixing every last issue on the Brazilian clone (MILMAR Part 4)
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I Bought a $140,000 Lucid for $4,100 Because Everyone Thought Lucid Was Going Bankrupt
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I FULLY Switched to Linux... but will I stay?
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The DEVIL in the Breville - Repair Cafe Toaster Fix
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I Bought EVERY Broken N64 - Let’s FIX Them!
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Using a PDP-11/73 to do Real Science!
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1946 Electromatic Model 01 - IBM's First Typewriter
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20 Revolutionary 1980s Tech Products That Failed Miserably
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Fancy industrial PC that won't POST #478
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The "Unrepairable" Display- Not what I expected! | "Dead" Divoom Pixoo 64
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2000s Computer RESCUED from e-waste! IBM ThinkCentre 8178-D2M
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