LOL Pic Thread #2 (NO POLITICS)

hubbahubba · Yesterday, 04:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Esteban

Meaning to ask, how’s that going? What percent would you say you are as far as being back to your old self?

Thanks for asking, I just posted to the other thread.

Esteban · Yesterday, 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by hubbahubba

Thanks for asking, I just posted to the other thread.

Didn’t see that you posted there. Like I said in that thread, great to hear you’re doing so well.

3.0L · Yesterday, 05:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Lady Jane

That meme probably belongs in the old folk's thread. I had to look it up to find the meaning.

In our shop, we called it the “Horizontal Slam Adjustment.” Usually
administered after trying everything else.

Esteban · Yesterday, 06:14 PM

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Artemis · Yesterday, 06:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Lady Jane

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Originally Posted by Murf the Surf

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Originally Posted by Lady Jane

That meme probably belongs in the old folk's thread. I had to look it up to find the meaning.

Thats just mean.

I'm sorry Jim for being such a bitch.

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JeffL0 · Yesterday, 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Esteban

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Shrinkage!

Esteban · Yesterday, 07:02 PM

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Originally Posted by JeffL0

Shrinkage!

Binged all of Seinfeld a couple of years ago. Funny stuff.

Buug959 · Yesterday, 07:19 PM

Caption this.

3.0L · Yesterday, 07:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Buug959

Caption this.

Wasn’t that shipment supposed to go to Woodstock?

Buug959 · Yesterday, 08:09 PM

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Originally Posted by 3.0L

Wasn’t that shipment supposed to go to Woodstock?

If that's the case it might be past it's best before date at this point.

vreihen16 · Yesterday, 11:16 PM

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Originally Posted by 3.0L

In our shop, we called it the “Horizontal Slam Adjustment.”

Percussive maintenance.

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Originally Posted by Buug959

If that's the case it might be past it's best before date at this point.

Living with the original Woodstock site and several towns nearby full of hippies in their 70's who still don't know what they want to be when they grow up, I can say with authority that those cans aren't the only thing past their best before date.....

Artemis · Today, 01:20 AM

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Originally Posted by vreihen16

Percussive maintenance.

Yup.

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Originally Posted by Artemis

Sometimes a younger family member was ordered by dad or mum to go hit the TV when the image got distorted (especially when heavy weather was approaching), as if the TV had to be disciplined.

*BAM* - *BAM* | "Nnnooo, not OK yet" | *BAM* - *BAM* | "Improving, keep goin'" | *BAM* - *BAM* | "OK, that 'll do".

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"Did Hitting TVs Ever Actually Fix Them?" (Sep 2023):
https://www.howtogeek.com/did-hittin...ally-fix-them/

"there are several plausible reasons why percussive maintenance worked on some older TVs and many other older appliances"

"Modern TVs and equipment are too fragile for percussive maintenance to be effective, so it's best to seek professional help in diagnosing and fixing the issue."

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Originally Posted by vreihen16

Back in our days, a TV or radio had vacuum tubes and an open plate capacitor tuning knob. Those old Coke bottles generated lots of heat and a distinctive smell, and the tuners collected dust between the plates to the point of needing tuner cleaner sprayed on them. With thermal expansion and dust, a good solid whack could shake a loose tube contact back into place or dislodge the contamination in the tuner.

From Radio Shack back in the day:

I’ve cleaned more tuners than you can shake a stick at. Just spraying the
tuner contacts was usually a temporary fix. The best method was to remove
the cover, then each channel strip while being careful to lay them out in order.
You did not want to get the strips mixed up. From there, sprayed a little
cleaner on a rag (I liked “Blue Stuff”) and then clean each contact on each
strip. Next, using heavy duty swabs, clean spring contacts inside the tuner.
This task was laborious and required some patience. And it worked.

Murf the Surf · Today, 04:57 AM

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Caption this.

Party time at Diddy's.

Murf the Surf · Today, 06:48 AM

Honday CBX 4000. No good for the twisties but it'll keep your legs warm on cool days.

3.0L · Today, 08:20 AM

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