Old LCD Monitor at Minus 30 Degrees Celcius!

[LinuxRaymaker]

CCFL and it's driver might be worth keeping too. Not much else worth saving. (apart from the PSU you already salvaged)

[Robonza]

You can make a light table out of those. Just pull all the shit off the front.

[Aussie50]

@mycatmeno yeh it was all night

[idejRetsam]

@Aussie50 I love the rain

[rocketman221projects]

Try it under liquid helium. It probably won't work at 4.2 K (-268.9 C). If thats the case, get out the hammer.

[jdstooge]

interesting im surprised that it still works, somewhat after being frozen.

[HDXFH]

Looks like it may be made by panasonic, they have a similar OSD the Caps still work :D

[walkingfreak]

So are most of these LCD monitors with power supplys able to run on 12V's like car's 14.4V's or what ever it may charge at by taking out the power supply and what not.

[officersnout]

Errrrr......that was your worst vid yet.!....IMO.

[Aussie50]

@officersnout there are some other boring ones, the next thing I do with it will be more fun :D

[daewooparts]

chuck the backlights in the microwave ! i microwaved a crap load of them ,they get superbright in the nuker,and most of them survived too

[TheMrmagnetophon]

try mains voltage, get a little smoke :-)

[baldbrad]

"Where's my 'ammah!"

[Serostern]

Cool!

- BWAHAHAHAHA

[KrankieV2]

I suppose it would get brighter as it ran and the fluorescent tubes warmed up a bit.

[Harekiet]

I normally throw junk in the bin but some people throw it in the freezer...weird.

[Aussie50]

@Harekiet gotta have some fun with it first :D

[T4799]

@Aussie50 A hammer would come in handy!

[CorbyStarletCj1]

Hammer Time......

[Aussie50]

@CorbyStarletCj1 nah, I want liquid nitrogen before I do that :D -30 isn't cold enough !

[V8Jagnut]

will it work after defrost?

[Aussie50]

@V8Jagnut not sure, its nice and warm now

[Aussie50]

@Photonicinduction lol I'm thawing it out so I can modify it to pop :D

I should be getting a giant old skool Variac soon too, roughly 30 - 40A unit!

[BlueFoxTV]

Yah CFL lights don't like the cold. I have one in the light at my front door. takes 5 minutes to warm up.