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Wow! The logic part seems to be very archaic.

It looks great and you did a wonderful job restoring it as well!!!! I need that as cold as my feet get even in the summer time I enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up

really good job

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🤨 ~ if it has a thermostat, the electrical connections, elements are properly insulated and the metal parts are earthed = then it is quite safe - in comparison to your “click-bated” title 😠

Swesome! You can probably put a clixon or something like that (or a reostate) in serie after the old thermostate if You want to adjust the temperature.

Imagine what a dead short would do to someone.

Something does'nt matter 😂

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when you wash electronic things,DON'T USE WATER!!!!!!! USE ALCOHOL!!!!! because with WATER,the electronics won't work. 🤬

I was a DEC field service engineer

Good job cleaning up that chassis! Looking sweet. That Celeron processor is *slow* you can easily get a much faster P4 CPU on ebay. Also, another thing about that era PC is it's right in the prime of the Capacitor plague. I wouldn't trust it until I went in and tested all of them. There are places you can find lists of the brands effected by it at the time, but it's pretty far reaching. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague

One assumes that the original would have glowed red. Down to the high resistant wire details?

Microprocessor Zilog Z80?

How did all that "Vintage Matter" get inside the computer? What even is it?

You're washing the motherboard in water

Just saw this video, man I've always wanted one of these, had an old 286 like it but never found a 386 or higher. If you want to part with it let me know.

what panel should be placed above the back panel? i just found out that old tower cases provided this 7:57. i am surprised that the pcie panel is made that high, apparently there is space above the back panel for it

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I really enjoy your restoration videos! There are others on TH-cam, but yours always stand out. I seem to learn something new from your approaches each time. Although when it comes to removing rust from PC cases, I’ve never felt right using the store-bought products and have always preferred using the old school sanding (i.e. rotary tools etc).that rust removal product you used seemed to worked well though :)

Back in the day we used to refer to these as "dumb terminals".

Only 3 ram slots...? Never seen that before!

Awesome restoration! The Celeron processor made my heart hurt a little bit though. 🤣 A Pentium 3 upgrade would be a nice touch. Great video!

You can test your VT if you connect pin 2 and 3 together of the serial connector. If it's possible don't wash electronics boards with water. It's better if you can wash with isopropylic alcool. For a test type all H's to realing the CRT.😊

i wish we could get win 95 back in u.s.a northeast..

Suddenly, a dirty mark appears? It doesn't need to be overstaged, mate.

maybe the heat is poor because you blackened the terminal screws, increasing the resistance to the coil too much

Hey Margie, I saw the neighbor giving computer keys massages again! :)

It's insane the amount of jumpers they used on those boards to avoid making double-sided boards.

works but...... mmmmmm...

Beautiful restoration! Which camera you use for video?

It looks great and you did a wonderful job restoring it as well!!!! I enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up I also subscribed to your channel

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Nice heater, never seen one before, thanks.

Given all the previous comments about thr heating element and such, I would add that simple on/off switch should be added somewhere in the process. The simplest of course would be at the plug itself or on the back of the cover. Plug-in and heat has always been a safety issue to me. Nice work though. 😅

Tirar parafusos com alicate fica muito improvisado , 😅😅😅😅

Nice resto. I had one of these Hecla heaters and used it every winter from the late 1970s to the mid 1990s. I used to hand polish the reflector with Brasso and it really worked well. We used to call it the Flamethrower! Mine had a different style cast surround in a sort of antique brass finish and didn't look quite as 'tippy' as this one. It was also wired with an earth connection. I think the element burned out and it was replaced by a modern (for the 90s) electric heater. Electricity was so cheap in those days 😊👍

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13:47 I would be more at ease with this device if I had actually seen you connect the PE wire to the housing (and also leave it a bit longer than the others). The last guy who worked on this was certainly careless.

Nice restoration😊👍🏻

Very good! I'm from Americana SP Brasil.

WOW FANSTIC GOOD JOB

Beautiful restoration job you did on the antique floor heater. It looks much better and it works like a charm too, although you had to replace the nichrome heating wire. Excellent work.

Okay, an interesting refurbishing. First, I think you are the first one that has used the stainless steel pins with water and the bright shine to clean the hardware. It does wonders with spend brass cartridges for certain. Secondly, if you want the heater to heat up more, remove a few inches of the nichrome wire and stretch the remaining wire to fit. Less nichrome wire will make the wire get hotter and you cut it shorter a little at a time until you get the glow and heat output you want... Thumbs Up!

☹️ ~ unfortunate that the replacement nichrome wire didn’t glow red-orange, too thick a gauge = doesn’t get hot enough to glow red? For that iconic radiant heater/element appearance. I thought that crack in the ceramic insulator needed to be cemented to repair it

What is the name of this tool you used to clean the nails

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I hope that toilet brush didn't come from your toilet, mate. Your missus wouldn't be too happy with you. Lol.

Damn, that thing is T H I C K !!!

I like how everything about it is shit but that PCIE expansion is somehow clean