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Ring binders (Kennington OX1)
28d
- Does anyone still use these? I have quite a few in good condition if anyone wants to look through.
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Camcorder/player for playing mini-dv or video-8 cassettes (Kennington OX1)
Withdrawn
75d
- I have both video8 and mini-DV cassettes and nothing to play them on, so I'm looking for camcorders to play either format. I just want to check if there's anything on them, I may not need it for long, then it's probably going to go back on here for someone else. Of course, it only needs to play them the recording function can be broken. Thanks!
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Couple of computer mice (Kennington OX1)
Gifted
83d
- Both optical, USB.
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Conway Valley print in frame (Kennington OX1)
Gifted
92d
- William H Mander print
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Electrician's on-site guide 2011 (Kennington OX1)
Gifted
92d
- 2011 edition, a lot of the values are unchanged in later editions, so will probably suit anyone performing basic domestic wiring changes.
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Computer keyboard, USB Dell (Kennington OX1)
Gifted
97d
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Giga Air 2424 video sender. (Kennington OX1)
Gifted
98d
- Pal video RF transmitter for receiving video from another room. Only one PSU (needs two), also missing the video adapter cables (jack to phono). There are three channels to choose from to avoid interference.
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SATA cables (Kennington OX1)
Gifted
105d
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500GB SATA hard disk (Kennington OX1)
Gifted
105d
- Seems working well, checked today when I formatted it.
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Rusty steel shelves (Kennington OX1)
Expired
112d
- I only have three. They don't look it, but they are functional (not rusted through). I won't keep these long, they're on the way to Redbridge but posting just in case!
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Parallax propeller chip with DIY 'eval' board (Kennington OX1)
Gifted
112d
- Strip boarded parallax propeller chip, with inputs for keyboard and mouse, and SVGA output. The propeller would be worth taking if nothing else, but I'm giving it away together because it runs (ran?) one of the standard demo firmwares. At the time the eval board was just under £100 and too pricey for me so I went the DIY route.
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PC-mounted card reader (Kennington OX1)
Gifted
112d
- Fits in 5 1/4 bay, also connects to the motherboard gives extra USB ports and various card reader connections. Needs a 4-pin molex connector (not shown) for extra power for the USB ports, I think the thing works without it though if you only want the card reader functionality.
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Bare mains PSU (Kennington OX1)
Expired
112d
- More electronics junk, just in case anyone wants it.
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Small TV speakers (Kennington OX1)
Expired
112d
- Originally from a TV, used in electronics projects.
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Screws, very tiny ones, self-tap into plastic. (Kennington OX1)
Gifted
112d
- Says 300, I make no guarantees about the actual count :). Don't know the precise size, the ruler is in cm/mm you have to try to figure it out.
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Bosch central heating pump (Kennington OX1)
Gifted
113d
- Pull from working system. Bosch Central Heating pump HEAD-60 P/N:59200160 PC:1847WHS
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Camping stove (Kennington OX1)
Gifted
117d
- Basic camping stove, the canister is there for illustration, it's almost empty so you don't have to take it (but can if you want). The top part comes off so it collapses down smaller. The ignition button can stick in a little so you have to pull it out sometimes, but it reliably makes a spark. I don't use this now as I have an all-in-one system.
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Digital Photo frame (Kennington OX1)
Expired
120d
- This is one of the photo frames you can hack and put Linux on. There are some connectors on the back that I added to help with this. More info:
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16x 5v Power supply with 3.5mm Jack connector, 1.8m lead (Kennington OX1)
Gifted
120d
- These are brand new PSUs from the factory, 5v, 1200mA however they have a fault due to the screws being over-tightened, so can't be sold. I've shown one example (one of the really bad ones), in some cases it's just the one screw. The back can get pulled off and then mains voltage is exposed. I've tested all of them and they deliver 5v so electrically sound. Someone might want them for the 1.8m cable with a jack connector, or the PSU inside, or it may be possible to use the insides in DIY projects. Use at your own risk, of course. If nobody wants then I'll take them to the recycling.
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AMD Cape Verde PRO Radeon HD 7750/8740 / R7 250E (Kennington OX1)
Gifted
120d
- Old, Xbox 360 era graphics, probably better than on-board graphics even now, but not going to be great for gaming over 720p. The title is what lspci reports. I've plugged it in to a desktop yesterday and it gives a display, including graphics, but no idea about 3d performance/functionality.
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24-port ethernet switch (Kennington OX1)
Gifted
124d
- Working as of about a month ago.
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500GB Hard disk (Kennington OX1)
Gifted
124d
- 500GB Hard disk
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19 in Monitor SVGA, DVI inputs + audio, 12v 4A PSU. (Kennington OX1)
Gifted
124d
- Working as of today.
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Cello 1973F TV/DVD combo (Kennington OX1)
Expired
1y
- Cello 1973F TV/DVD combo. It is missing the stand, because I've had it mounted on a desk arm. It's also missing the remote, and the figure-of-eight power lead (I need that for another device I'm afraid). See: PLEASE NOTE: The picture on this TV is not all that great, it seems to lack contrast. I don't recommend using it for watching films or anything. I don't know if it just lacked contrast when new (early LCDs weren't that great), or it's degraded, or it's developed a fault. If nobody wants it I'm going to take some components out of it and put it in recycling. The main plus-point of this TV is that it has practically every video input known to man: SCART, composite phono, s-video, SVGA, HDMI, RF, PCMCIA (for the decoder card I think), and of course the vertical DVD-player. I've been using this as a monitor for viewing composite video for VHS cassette transfers, but I no longer have any use for it as they're all done! It's ideal for someone who tinkers, not so great for someone just wanting a normal TV. thanks!
