/vr/ - Retro Games

>>2311623
>Don't drive around first. Talk to the hospital switch and ask for the tech guys
>hospital switch
Are you saying I should call them? That may be a good Idea, and I'll definately do that with some of the places I'm planning to check. Namely anywhere thats not a standard walk-in buisness.

Same goes for anywhere. The larger the hospital or police station is, the more you need to be polite and ask to speak to the tech guys first. The front desk won't have any idea and will think you're a weirdo.
Police stations around me won't have them, if they do then its because they're still in use. I know this for a fact.
>secretaries
TV stations, photography/video studios, and everywhere else for directions. They probably won't know what I'm asking for, or even seen them if PVM's are there. But they'll know who will.
>security guards
I know P/BVM's get used with security cameras in sometimes, though checking with them is an absolute last case scenario since they'll have a lot of hours on them with static images. I'm referring to literal mall cops here btw, security desks with likely contracted guards. I'd be asking them to talk with the buildings manager/techs to see if there are any spares they'd be willing to part with.
>hospital janitors
Catch all for anyone who works in the building and isn't a doctor or nurse. Goes for doctors offices as well. repairmen, technicians, actual janitors, etc. The kinds of people who work on them or would have seen them in a storage room somewhere.

>some handyman or tech guy came in and changed their screens out years ago...
Again, those "janitors" would know who to talk to in this case.

>>2311639
Ah, ok. I'm the same person, just decided to make a new post in an attempt to get a bit more info on specific models.
Since then I've come up with several places I hadn't thought of before hand. Some of them with /vr/ things other than CRT's. pic very much related.