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Unboxing Moldy LGR Things - Part 2

https://youtu.be/YbytSY4dIjA

This is part 2 of the unboxing/cleaning/assessing water damaged and moldy items affected by the hurricane. And it's focused on what's left! The weird mouse collection, random pieces of odd hardware and vintage goodies, as well as my modern gaming and A/V items that were affected upstairs.

I'll also be testing a number of the devices out to see if they still work, so if you'd like to see that in a video lemme know!

Once again I truly appreciate your support through this ongoing and unpredictable recovery period. I'm not sure what'll be next at this point in terms of videos, as I only have certain retro items and systems available to me at the moment. Most of it is currently packed away in storage while my home is being fixed up. But throughout December I'll put together a thing or two for sure. Thank you again, and take care!

Comments

I'm glad you're sharing these with us, and hopefully including us on the journey it helps add a bit of normalcy to what I'm sure has been emotionally DIFFICULT. Hope you've been alright, Clint!

Noey B

Looks like you unboxed the MS mouse in the "LGR 486 Update! Installing & Enjoying Windows 3.1" video: https://youtu.be/OLGVBBp_VfY?t=331

Gareth P

I don't know what is planned, but it looks like betwen the house roof and and your living room was a livingroom roof.^^ Honestly I would keep it out and just have this insanly high roof, with direct access to the attic, and built out the attic to nice living quarters and some easily accesible shelves. Open it up real good. Would look fantastic. But maybe the heating bills could climb up if not dammed properly. And I kinda know that american houses are not up to german standards.

Ezydenias

You had some excellent skylights briefly until they covered it up with plywood.

Rev. C. Ratchford

It’s on my wishlist!

LGR

Any chance you can get a vaulted ceiling with skylights now?

Atari Fuzz

Since I had to evacuate my home and move, the big boxes are all in storage, as are the systems to run most of them.

LGR

Sorry about some of your stuff and things getting scum on them. Hope your recovery process is going well.

Tom Anderson

Have you considered going back to big box reviews for a bit until you get up and running with more substantial videos?

Jared

Nice, it's a heckuva roomy case so I'm glad to hear one's still in service! Gotta admire the DIY LCD as well. Still haven't unboxed my Mozart TX from the box it shipped in, I believe it's new old stock. It'll be quite the fun future episode.

LGR

Would like to see some testing videos for sure when you get round to it. Maybe just blerbs style stuff or whatever depending how you feel recording it. It's always sad to see retrotech get damaged or some packaging destroyed but these things happen. And I don't think you should feel any worse if it was a donation. You are not a safekeeper. Not like this stuff is in your control. I'll even put my neck out and say if anyone feels they got betrayed or whatever due to this then they don't understand what donating means and can just pound sand. You are rattled by all this, don't take any more unnecessary weight on yourself.

J Ruonti

My thoughts exactly.

Brent K

I have the Mozart TX tower that 7" drive bay LCD goes in. The Aluminum version. I had a lot of fun finding one in Australia back in the day, got mine shipped from QLD to SA. I couldn't afford the TT LCD back then so I cut a hole in the mesh and installed a head rest LCD in the front of the case back then. It's a great PC for taking to LANs. Get's lots of attention and is super easy to see towering over everything else. I still use the case for my main PC, with a mini ITX DIY NAS in the second motherboard spot (Running Unraid). I made 3D files for 3D printed bracket/clamp so that I could upgrade the front panel ports from USB 2 and firewire to USB 3.1 and USB C. I have not posted them anywhere yet. I had mine full of red LED fans and a couple Red Cold Cathodes. In 2022/2023 I upgraded them all to the Corsair RGB fans so I could finally for fill my dream of Orange Case fans. Mostly they beam rainbow into the room because I paid good money for all those colours! I even put an RGB fan into the PSU. I replaced the dead head rest LCD that I had in the front with a 1080p Field Monitor last year (LILLIPUT). At lans I leave it playing a slide show of my 3D printed stuff. Back in the day I'd use for monitoring file transfers.

Brian Aslin

I tried something like that with a musty manual, just without the freezing step. It didn’t completely remove the odor for me. The freezer idea is interesting, though.

Chad Armstrong

When I buy used console games they often smell of mould a little. I read that if I put the manual in a bag with some baking soda and put it in a freezer of 2-3 days it will suck the mould and the smell. I tried it with a couple of my manuals and it was a pain in the back to remove the baking soda from between the pages. At first it seemed like it did nothing put it away but later I smelled the manual of one of the game I know I treated and the smell was gone. Maybe the climate in my room is better than the place it was originally kept or maybe the baking soda+freezing did it's thing afterall.

Dukefazon

Your PC case seems to be a Phanteks Enthoo Evolv Shift 2. You can get a new case and transfer the woodgrain panels. Looks super cool, I'm also looking to get a Phanteks case (a Phanteks Eclipse in white with white components for it)

Dukefazon

Glad things are going well Clint. I would love to see a testing video in the future. All the best in getting back to normal.

Andrew L. Budny


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