Underwater Fantasy

Originally recorded 4/1/2006.

Just me playing around with my TVs again :)

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• underwater
• fantasy
• animalympics
• vintage
• tvs

[cholethefox]

i love old tvs

not this new high def crap

i got a floor model in my bedroom

[spatsbear2]

I have about 50 vintage TVs, 6 consoles (soon to be 7).

Newer TVs are dull and lack character. And built cheaply in China. I'd love to see a new TV last 30-40 years on all original parts and keep on going.

Disregarding the resolution, a lot of these vintage TVs have a much better and brighter picture than HDTVs that I've seen.

[AnalogueJosh]

It's like walking into a TV shop! How did you connect them all? splitters?

[spatsbear2]

I have 4 8-output distribution amps (22dB amplification) tied into my DVD player.

[eskiewolf76]

Amazing!! Just like walking into the TV area at Montgomery Ward some 25 years ago!

But one question; Did you blow a fuse, or use separate different circuits for this?

Just wondering. Great job though!

[spatsbear2]

I think total it was drawing about 14 amps. And my bedroom shown here at the time only had a 15 amp breaker.

But I never blew a breaker.

[Averythefanman]

WHOA!!! I SO need to do this to all my tv's once i get my shop cleaned up. I will post this on my tv's once i get a sony handycam.

[NYz3R0dAY]

@spatsbear2 insignia TV's are decent so far. i have an early LCD HDTV and still is going strong..

i also have a 42" JVC tube TV

[aberdurant]

we have a hd TV and and it broke i love old tv i have a 1948 motrola tv the small tube does not light up should it light up to work

[aberdurant]

how did you you get all the same picture on the TV

[catfishtango2]

Amazing collection man

I've been wanting a Zenith system 3

[jrcstudios]

I wish I had that many *working* TVs!