ARadioGurl

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Geek gurl, software engineer, anime, antique radios, computers, lots of vintage Macs, cars, hax, health, rndm gamer, fibro fighter. I like pretty things. Co-founder/co-director of https://springfield.community tech non-profit.

A purple Prusa Mini clone printing brackets.
Rusty General Electric portable TV from the 50s
Car with a front wheel partially dislocated.
My Venetian Violet 2006 Audi A3 Sport, repaired and back on the road after more than a few years.
Photo of a mesh core repeater that is powered by a solar panel. This was taken through a screen window.
Front of Audi after a wash. It is sitting up on ramps for service. Behind it is a carriage house with a carriage door ajar. To the left is a VW EOS with a broken roof.
The Power Macintoshes on stairs. In the forefront i is a PowerMac G5, two stairs up behind it is a graphite G4. In the back on the landing is a blue and white PowerMac G3.
Macintosh Plus with a large external hard drive on the side. On the screen is MacHTTP web server showing activity and logs.
PowerBook 3400c booting Mac OS 8.6
Macintosh Plus with 4 MB of RAM and running MacOS 7.1.
A stack of vintage computers with a NAS and network equipment on top.
A beige and black and grey dog resting his head on the subwoofer of the Harmon-Kardon Soundsticks.
Photo of a room with three windows with two small closets in between them. There is a small computer desk on the right side with cleaning and renovation materials on it.
Victorian neighborhood streetscape with sidewalks shoveled. There is 1.5 feet of snow burying everything.
A two person arcade controller panel with a Mortal Combat label. The controller panel has been converted to usb.
Close up of the c64u box showing the starlight edition with its lights.
Streetscape of the historic McKnight neighborhood in the snow.
Front of a Paradigm Ultracube 10 subwoofer. The power indicator is on.
The back of our pickup truck loaded with radios, computers, and parts. The three console radios are a late 40s Magnavox chair side on the left, late 30s/early 40s GE top right, and a 1940 Philco bottom middle. There are also a bunch of parts radios, record players, and some PVM circuit boards.
Paradigm UltraCube speaker setup in my living room/home theater.
The cabinet for the Howard model 118 radio. There are a variety of antique radios and televisions behind it.
Front of a 1931/32 GE model S-132 low boy console radio
Looking at underside of the SC radio chassis, showing how it was assembled.
Image of a fancy room with wood paneling on one wall and windows filling the other. There’s a stack of 3 TVs in the corner, bottom TV is 1950s vintage, middle tv is late 90s/early 00s, top tv is a modern flat panel. To the left is a guitar and folding chairs. To the right are stacks of antique radios and plants. Just barely visible from the ceiling is a black chandelier. There is a desk near the bottom of the image with an Apple laptop on it.
1940s Philco radio chassis on the bench playing a FM radio station during burn-in testing after an electrical restoration.
Zenith shutter dial at front, Stromberg-Carlson in the middle, Stewart-Warner at the end.
On the left a 1937 Stromberg-Carlson 250-L console radio sitting on top of a furniture dolly. To the right of it is a 1937 Zenith 9s262. To the left of the Zenith is a 1947 Emerson television, there are more radios behind it, two 1920s radios stacked and topped with an American Bosch table radio from the roughly 1935 or 1936.
Philco 42-360 on the left cleaned up, and the 38-7 on the right cleaned up.
Truck bed with a couple console radios and a moving blanket covering more. There’s also a vacuum, typewriter, and computer parts in the bed.
Snowy night time streetscape, there are large historic houses lining the street.
Prusa Mini clone that I assembled a couple of years ago. It has just started printing a replacement garden light stake.
Backyard looking at the carriage house
Vintage computers in a line. Clear Macintosh SE/30, Apple Woz IIgs, then an original Macintosh SE
Overview of a medium sized room full of computers and electronics. There are multiple tables, shelves, and computers desks filled with various computers of various vintages.
M2 SSD in an external enclosure with a giant cpu fan strapped to it. The unit is sitting on an air filter blowing cool air at it.
Fisher console tv from the 1980s, my dog is standing next to it.
Close up of the insides of an extremely dusty computer with lots of circuit boards and cards and wires and a battery that needs to be removed.
Top view of a Tandy TRS-80 Color Computer. It has a the keyboard from a Color Computer 3 and a power led modification.
Power Macintosh G3 desktop with a built in Zip drive, slightly yellowed, sitting in the trunk of a suv.
Front of a TRS-80 Model III with a 16k ram badge.
Various televisions, computers, and pieces of test equipment stacked along shelves against a wall.
Computer desk setup with a shelf full of Apple Macintoshes to the left. On the desk is an Apple CRT display next to a vintage Apple Lisa that is sitting roughly in the middle. To the right of the Lisa is a 4:3 ratio LCD display mounted to a monitor arm.
Bare room with wooden floors, tall ceiling, a single door on one side, an unseen window is on the other. In the middle there is a pillar extending to the ceiling.
HH Scott integrated tube amp laying in its side.
Front of an old Digital Intelligence data forensics workstation