Just two rollers? probably to squeeze water out of paper bank note samples.
- Thread starter monkeymark
- Start date
zx9
Forum Supporter
- Messages
- 5,201
- Location
- South East London
I expect it was for laundering money.
Memmeddu
Member
- Messages
- 5,523
- Location
- Italia Sardegna
I don't think that.
I think that the seller is just little bit mother......
Because he said me that the engine wasn't existing anymore (destroyed?)
And today he said me that the engine still available and someone offer him 1k euros for it .
Before he told me about this engine driven ,he tried to sell me a genset mpm15-400 alternator ,I didn't accept because the alternator only is useless .
No control electronic boards ,no half bridge and thyristors ,no capacitors
Is useless .
Here again he firstly said that the electrical have been scrapped but after I said that without those parts I can't buy it (a friend of mine need a generator we thought we might fit an engine driven alternator to a PTO shaft) , miracle happened he said he has those parts and even the front panel
Worthless use of my precious time
He thinks him is clever than me he is completely wrong
Matchless
I started with nothing, still have most of it left
- Messages
- 2,913
- Location
- Essex UK
no it has three rollers, quite conventional but hard rubber rollers, would probably work well with most metals so long as they are not too hard / thick, just never heard of it before,
Dr.Al
Forum Supporter
- Messages
- 2,567
- Location
- Gloucestershire, UK
Do you need a reason?
Kram
Member
- Messages
- 8,049
- Location
- Sussex
20, 28mm ER40 collets
16ER 2.0TR inserts
16ER mixed inserts 1-2Iso
16IR tool holder
Center drills
Insert screws
All from ZimiHk
A long and normal series 5.3 drill. Says cotter pin, but they look just like normal split point drills to me.
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Set-2x-Genuine-Presto-5-3mm-5-30mm-5-3-Cotter-pin-drills-jobber-long-series-HSS/273350165304
And not in picture, a lump 5x10" x15mm plate, half will become a new compound slide mount.
eLuSiVeMiTe
Member
- Messages
- 16,439
- Location
- ......
Hunting through some boxes for Midi leads this afternoon.
I'd forgotten all about these .
Not sure what to do with them. Never likely to use them again.
Also found my copy of avid studio and a green screen.
Might have to make a harry potter invisibility cloak video with my eldest
Dr.Al
Forum Supporter
- Messages
- 2,567
- Location
- Gloucestershire, UK
I've got loads of minidiscs and at least two players (a portable one and a hifi one). I know I should throw them out, but I wouldn't be me if I did!
WorkshopChris
Member
- Messages
- 5,049
- Location
- South East Essex
The Mini Disk never really gained it potential in the domestic market, it was big in commercial use on stage and within radio broadcast.
I have a high-end domestic sony and Tascsm rack mount that both take a full-size keyboard for track titling.
I have a high-end domestic sony and Tascsm rack mount that both take a full-size keyboard for track titling.
eLuSiVeMiTe
Member
- Messages
- 16,439
- Location
- ......
Well if your gonna bin em take good aim and throw them this way lol.
Shame they never really took off. Not much in the way of media available for them these days.
Shame as they were far better than cd but didn't get the cash injection cd did.
Haven't used them for 15 years the original iPod killed off Walkmen.
eLuSiVeMiTe
Member
- Messages
- 16,439
- Location
- ......
Sure if I go through these disks il find some early tunes I made late 90s. Also probably a load of random snippets of tunes for sampling
eLuSiVeMiTe
Member
- Messages
- 16,439
- Location
- ......
Aye. They never did get track titling on CD. Why I don't know. Should have been possible. (,Mp3 evolution non withstanding.)
WorkshopChris
Member
- Messages
- 5,049
- Location
- South East Essex
My minidisks still work the same cant be said for a very expensive iPod, never going to purchase another Apple product again.
eLuSiVeMiTe
Member
- Messages
- 16,439
- Location
- ......
Both of those fired up a year or so ago no bother.
I have an original iPad 2 must be 11 years old
It spent 4 years in a drawer.
Pulled it out charged it and put it back into use. Stays charged for a month or more and lasts near a week of general browsing.
Old apple were a different company to apple apple today.
Pleased it does as spent a fair chunk on Korg emulators on it
May have to do some sampling from them.
Might even be able to sync vis midi if I buy an adapter.
Dr.Al
Forum Supporter
- Messages
- 2,567
- Location
- Gloucestershire, UK
They did, it just never caught on as it came too late and MP3 was starting to gain popularity. The format is called "CD-Text". My car CD player supports it and I've had a few CDs that I've played in the car and the track names have appeared on the display, but it's definitely the exception.
cheb
Member
- Messages
- 3,763
- Location
- Outer Hebrides
What's wrong with it? They are quite easy to repair, plenty of instructional videos out there. Failing that, send it to me
WorkshopChris
Member
- Messages
- 5,049
- Location
- South East Essex
From memory once it powers up it won't respond, I tried the reboot thing where you hold down the pause button while balanced on one leg while simultaneously pushing whatever it was.What's wrong with it? They are quite easy to repair, plenty of instructional videos out there. Failing that, send it to me
Probably the 60g drive or software after an update i probably didn't want or need.
eLuSiVeMiTe
Member
- Messages
- 16,439
- Location
- ......
The original iPod the big ones were great
Wiped the floor with every other mp3 player
The only failing was iTunes. Hateful software
