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Revision as of 21:20, 28 June 2010
The small attic at 122 Pinecrest Road has the advantage of (1) flooring, (2) a large opening (3) in a low ceiling (4) in an easily-accessible part of the house – so we're using it for storage.
Inventory
- HP DeskJet 682C
- Bell+Howell JSK 20921 VCR
- G.E. VCR
- Denon stereo amplifier
- 11 stack trays
- MagView 19" CRT monitor
- CD-sized padded mailers in ULine box
- Compaq Presario 1500 CRT w/speakers (and lots of stickers)
- Yamaha PSR-225 (my portable keyboard, used on several recordings)
- Viewsonic VG165 LCD monitor - backlight broken
- may be able to just replace the lighting tubes -- get part #s, try Digi-Key?
- Packard Bell VLMF CRT monitor
- "Digital Piano Bench" in unopened box (probably came with keyboard in hallway)
- box of USPS Priority mailing boxes (flat-rate, according to earlier inventory of storage unit)
- NEC SuperScript 870 parallel printer
- IBM Aptiva tower PC
- cylindrical metal kitchen pedal-trashcan
- moved from basement:
- Optimus all-in-one stereo
- originally from laundry room (in bedroom before that?); CD player not working
- Sony MultiScan 200SX CRT monitor -- large and heavy
- Samtron 75V CRT monitor
- Micron CRT monitor -- large and heavy
- Optimus all-in-one stereo
- Packard Bell desktop PC
- Tappan 500 microwave oven
- probably bought in Durham in 1990 or Athens in early 1990s
- Compaq Presario 9546 tower PC
- Princeton Graphics Systems Ultra 17+ CRT monitor
- "Smile" CRT
- MAG CRT monitor
- HP ScanJet 4P scanner (partially unpacked by Josh)
- several cardboard magazine holders -- meant to donate these to ScrapExchange, but forgot they were in the back of the car; check with Harena to make sure it's ok, since it hasn't actually been done
History
- 2009-06-13 Moved a bunch of stuff from the storage unit to here. Josh explored it for about 20 minutes but I finally persuaded him to come down.