If your leads are dry, let me know, I can ask around the Commodore community which is pretty big here in Denmark.

Did you ever find one? They're usually quite easy to find here in Europe if you need help tracking one down. I only have the breadbins in excess :)

Hmm its kinda weird. Does it turn the plug 180deg maybe?

What has the original intention of that SCART cable been? Seems sorta redundant 🤔

Makes your table look like this :) Kinda stupid, but extremely common in Denmark on new years eve.

I asked various people from US, Poland, Albania and Sweden, and while the Swedes seemingly know them, the rest were like "Dafuq is that?!".

Yah it can be handy but is also somewhat of a pain.

Sure you can. Flex-rigid, semi-flex or whatever your fab calls it when they make flex and standard PCB in one part, but it will most likely not save space nor money :)

The result! :)

Thats the gist of 90% of my collection :D

Well it definitely is somewhat of a curiosity, but still a cool benchtop kajigger :)

Nobody doesn't love PVM-6041Q/5041Q! They're so cute!

Stuff like this is what the internet is for :) Thank you too for sharing! :)

Awesoooooome! :)

Our main TV is a Sony KDL-40NX800 we bought in 2011'ish... It does show signs of being tired, but hey, it works, albeit all the "smart" stuff has long since been obsoleted, so a Google TV gave it some life prolonging :)

Being a movie buff I do wan't to replace it, but buying TVs is a jungle...

And both are in Danish, I guess I should've mentioned that 😬

The tech term which no-one uses, is "katodestrålerør" which is a direct translation essentially of cathode ray tube.

"Billedrør" so "Picture tube" :)