Whats your oldest working electrical appliance?
Somewhere ...I've got the first Mario Bros game /watch combo .... It's in a little folding case which opens out to show a conveyor belt type of game played over both sides with Mario loading parcels on one side and his brother unloading them on the other or something like that ....I think it's about 30 odd year sold
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YES IT WAS A BEAST OF A MACHINE BUT MANY EARLY VCR'S WHERE LIKE THAT.
ALSO HAVE THIS NOT SURE WHICH IS OLDER THIS OR THE VCR.
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My Gran had a video like that, but with tape recorder style control keys that needed a hard press to click down.Originally posted by 80sChav View PostWow - this is some beast of a machine Darren!!! They sure don't maker Video Machines like so anymore sadly
Any electrical items made like so represent qaulity without doubt I find/feel\
80sChav
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Wow - this is some beast of a machine Darren!!! They sure don't maker Video Machines like so anymore sadlyOriginally posted by darren View PostSANYO VTC 5300 AS PICTURED BELOW IS MY OLDEST WORKING ELECTRICAL APPLIIANCE.
Any electrical items made like so represent qaulity without doubt I find/feel\
80sChav
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Cheating a bit here cause it belongs to my mum but I'm sure she won't mind me mentioning her 1965 Coffee Perculator.....yes the one shaped like a ceramic jug with the glass lid on the top....I re-wired it a few years ago and still makes lovely coffee through its permanent stainless steel filter.
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i have a massive 1978 sony portable radio cassette-corder with a nice big 8" woofer on it-kicks butt
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I've got an old mixer that I inherited from my grandparents when they went in homes. It looks like something you'd find in the Fallout games, but it mixes by Yorkshire pudding batter well enough. The noise it makes is incredibly loud, something that loud would never get through all the EU laws now, seriously, it's like someone revving a 2 stroke engine.
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The Samsung microwave oven at home has been in use since 1985. Never had any problem with it. My parents say it's better than any of the new microwaves they've bought since giving it away to me.
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I blew up a Kenwood blender by using it to do mash the other week. It was my nana's and must be a 1970's model.
My mum has her Kenwood food mixer still. No idea if it still is used, and it's a 60's model.
I have a corded (and therefor unused pretty much unless drilling holes in Victorian engineer's brick) Bosch drill from 1986. And a D/W that has done a daily wash for the last 12 years, which is going some. I notice that no-one has an old auto washer, not that surprising, really as they only live 5 years. They're built that way deliberately and it's a crime.
My LG has a 10 year guarantee on the direct drive motor but it cost an arm and a leg.
Oh but there's an LED watch from I think the late 70's. Needs a battery. Very retro.
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I Have A Old Radio which has features like aircraft radio and marine radio i don't think you still get them radio stations on there no more but i can get Heart and radio one on it though,also i have an 1960's travel iron which still works.
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That remind me: I also have my first CB radio which is a two channel (Ch14 & Ch30) Alba handheld with a telescopic antennaOriginally posted by Chris-T View PostA Pye valve radio from the late 50s. Many ghettoblasters from the 80s. An old 1970s early CB radio set 23 channel AM (Cobra).
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A Pye valve radio from the late 50s. Many ghettoblasters from the 80s. An old 1970s early CB radio set 23 channel AM (Cobra).
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Nintendo NES & SNES consoles though I have given away the cartridges for both of them; also a reel to reel tape recorder
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A NAD amplifier from 1988.
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