We've been doing a lot of cleaning! The list is long, so I'm breaking this into three messages. I'll be bringing all these out into our driveway around noon on Saturday, 24 May. (PLEASE DO NOT show up any earlier than noon!)
I'd rather you just show up and take, but if you want to put a hold on one or two things and can tell me (by e-mail) when you'll be showing up, I'll try to accommodate. We're at 1088 East 40th Street between avenues I and J, a little east of Brooklyn College.
Anything not carted away nor spoken for by suppertime is a candidate for the trash.
Electrics, electronics and such:
1. Casio JW-BL solar-cell electronic calculator, still working.
2. Sony Playstation, first generation, without cables.
3. Sega Lynx handheld gaming system, missing cover for battery compartment. Comes with Shanghai game cartridge.
4. Nintendo "Satellite" adapter for NES, allowing up to four controllers to be connected wirelessly to your Nintendo Entertainment System. Hasn't been used for probably 20 years.
5. Manuals and tapes for Coleco Adam and SmartLogo programming language, usable with a Colecovision Family Computer.
6. One Hoyle Games collection (CD-ROM) for PalmOS handhelds.
7. One Hoyle Card Games collection for Windows and Mac. CD-ROM, 2002.
8. CD-ROM: "CYBERSWINE: An interactive multipath movie for PCs" Also unopened; seems to be a silly sort of cross between a movie and a computer game. For Win 95 and later.
9. Sharper Image Design Personal Cooling System 3.0, goes around the back of the neck. Never used, we don't know if it works.
10. Fujifilm Finepix 1400Zoom digital camera. 1.3 megapixels, takes standard AA batteries and SmartMedia Cards. Circa early 2000s.
11. Vivitar Studio 35 ST101 camera. Takes 35mm film and 2 AA batteries.
12. COBY CR-A48 digital AM/FM clock radio. Seems to work.
13. One box fan, about 2.5 ft square, metal, still works.
14. Philips Landscape lighting 35W halogen bulb. Doesn't screw in; base has two little prongs.
15. One Pollenex Deluxe Master Control Whirlpool Hot Spa. "Turns your own hot bath into a private whirlpool spa". We got it used; never used by us.
But wait, there's more! Check out Parts 2 and 3.
I'd rather you just show up and take, but if you want to put a hold on one or two things and can tell me (by e-mail) when you'll be showing up, I'll try to accommodate. We're at 1088 East 40th Street between avenues I and J, a little east of Brooklyn College.
Anything not carted away nor spoken for by suppertime is a candidate for the trash.
Electrics, electronics and such:
1. Casio JW-BL solar-cell electronic calculator, still working.
2. Sony Playstation, first generation, without cables.
3. Sega Lynx handheld gaming system, missing cover for battery compartment. Comes with Shanghai game cartridge.
4. Nintendo "Satellite" adapter for NES, allowing up to four controllers to be connected wirelessly to your Nintendo Entertainment System. Hasn't been used for probably 20 years.
5. Manuals and tapes for Coleco Adam and SmartLogo programming language, usable with a Colecovision Family Computer.
6. One Hoyle Games collection (CD-ROM) for PalmOS handhelds.
7. One Hoyle Card Games collection for Windows and Mac. CD-ROM, 2002.
8. CD-ROM: "CYBERSWINE: An interactive multipath movie for PCs" Also unopened; seems to be a silly sort of cross between a movie and a computer game. For Win 95 and later.
9. Sharper Image Design Personal Cooling System 3.0, goes around the back of the neck. Never used, we don't know if it works.
10. Fujifilm Finepix 1400Zoom digital camera. 1.3 megapixels, takes standard AA batteries and SmartMedia Cards. Circa early 2000s.
11. Vivitar Studio 35 ST101 camera. Takes 35mm film and 2 AA batteries.
12. COBY CR-A48 digital AM/FM clock radio. Seems to work.
13. One box fan, about 2.5 ft square, metal, still works.
14. Philips Landscape lighting 35W halogen bulb. Doesn't screw in; base has two little prongs.
15. One Pollenex Deluxe Master Control Whirlpool Hot Spa. "Turns your own hot bath into a private whirlpool spa". We got it used; never used by us.
But wait, there's more! Check out Parts 2 and 3.
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Posted by: Marc Glasser <nycadre@yahoo.com>
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