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Build your own Walkman Kit?

Discussion in 'Chat Area' started by Mister X, Jan 18, 2018.

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    Looks quite interesting, could be a good way of learning how walkmans work.
     
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    It's cheap! Someone take a chance on it, I'm too deep fixing the real thing but It look like fun.
     
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    Shame it doesn't have the manual, might consider it otherwise.
     
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    I'm on the fence, it's really cool but you might be right about the manual, it looks like there's some through holes on the circuit board and that bag of wires to solder. Not like a modern kit that would have everything plug in.

    The thing is I'd probably just put it on the wall to look at, kind of like the artist's prints I posted but a real 3-d version.
     
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    I found some photos on another site, it's looks pretty bare-bones as far as a cassette player...

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