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Visiting the System Source Computer Museum

Published on Tue, Apr 30th 2024 Science & Technology Rectangular HD

We get a private tour of the System Source Museum near Baltimore, MD. What a gem of a computer museum!

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The YouTube channel showcases engineering projects and historical technology preservation, featuring topics such as analog computers, calculators, teletype machines, navigation devices, and vacuum tube voltmeters. Collaborative investigation, repair techniques, and concept discussions engage audiences seeking knowledge and enthusiasm in electronics, programming, and mechanical design.
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Videos documenting restorations of exceptional vintage electronics and early computers, space hardware and the odd mechanical calculator or Teletype. It often showcases my Hewlett-Packard test equipment collection and, from time to time, my R2-D2 robot build. Things rarely work when I start, but almost always do when I end. A nerdy place for your inner engineer, to celebrate engineering exploits of our predecessors, and learn a lot from it. To contact me, use the CAPTCHA protected email link below.