Recent content by wrenchguy

this is second paragraph of your link, NTSC RF Output： Supports NTSC format output with CH3 (61.25MHz) and CH4 (67.25MHz), converting HDMI signals to RF for antenna TVs and RF-input displays. HDMI to RF conversion only, RF to HDMI not supported. others have noted also. so now looking into...

lol... someone noticed the angle grinder w/ cutoff wheel getting to where the broke piece came from... male piece was somehow cheap diecast tac welded to whatever it connected to. it been causing issues few months back so i got it working with strong signal and glued the coax to the tv back. it...

thx so far, i don't believe its for broadcast tv antenna hook up. this part i don't understand from its directions. thx again. "( Note: This signal converter ONLY works with CVBS signal , DOES NOT with AHD / TVI / CVI analog signal or SDI digital signal ,Does Not Support AHD / TVI / CVI and...

i tried researching on my own... my geezer brain can't comprehend the madness i ran into. my hd tv coax fitting came/broke out of port location. i only use this tv for live broadcast local station channels in the shop. i don't stream or get cable on the property, only wifi from a xfinity router...

yes, still looking... post some pics if you actually have a no. 1 with oval logo... thx.

huh, i copied and Einstein it like i always do looking for standalone numerals... still nice piece. you are correct with your assumptions about the stand alone numerals.

i been collecting 24x18 squars 30 years and found 8... very uncommon to find 'em not cut down 16" to work with the 16" western/platform framing method..

nice piece, looks like a original 24x16 rather than a cut down 24x18.

Cadillac means best or big in my simple way thinking. I don't know how this topic got past 3 or 4 post on the first page if this Caddy was brought up. Prolly the most desired/expensive monkey wrench in the wrench collector world.

after a few years offered, there still is a $100 reward offered for a oval logo no. 1 engineers wrench that meets my display expectations. its the last 1 needed for my 1914/1924 "silent salesman" senior retail display board. thx. DCRUTT ended up having a 702.

more info on the lower left wrench in this pic please. is other side marked with a "1"? post or message me if you want. thx.

lock, stock and barrel including the wet basement to leaking roof of both buildings. iffen i won a big lotto and lived long enough i'd move it brick by brick... i didn't buy anything.

I don't know too much about operation. its 2 buildings side by side, west 1 is basically open mike night most evenings with a couple local performers having a actual comedy night performances during the month. revenue seems to be tips as a jar was noted. The east building is the left alone...

Made a visit there last night. See description and all photos in link. https://rs.locationshub.com/Home/LocationDetail?rsLocationId=032-10010327

my way of testing a tank i was gonna use IF tested ok. i tested it 1 1/2 times greater than the pressure the new popoff would open at. in other words 250lbs. my tank was 3/16" boiler plate, riveted and brazed.