/vr/ - Retro Games

>>4745150
There are Peddler's Malls in every major city in Kentucky. If Lexington isn't a hit, then try Nicholasville, then Danville, then Harrodsburg, then Campbellsville, and so on and so on. Making a day trip and circle out of it and I guarantee you will find something very nice along the way.

I actually documented a trip to the Campbellsville Peddler's mall and talked about what CRTs I found there in one of the old CRT threads:

>>/vr/thread/S4217318#p4231314

I've seen plenty of better stuff since.

There is also what I call "Junk Mountain" in Lancaster KY, where there is an indoor flea market. It is a castle of lost treasures inside, but all of it is is ROUGH. Mold and rust everywhere. But there are things in there I have never seen anywhere else. I saw a stack of Laserdiscs 3 feet high. I saw vacuum coffee pots. I saw many retro video games and systems, including Sega CD, CD-i, 3do, and Turbo Grafx. But the prices are not cheap. But sometimes you can catch the old man off guard and he'll price something way below market value. It's worth going there.

But if you do wear a breathing mask over your face if you go into the back of the warehouse. I'm not joking. I got a respiratory infection from going back there.

RCA F35317 35" Television "Entertainment Series"
$99
Coaxial
Composite
S-video
G-link

This television has been sitting here for a couple of years. I have thought about buying it many times because it's in excellent condition.

I would say this television definitely has some advanced video processing and the "good" kind of s-video connector. The image on it even with S-video should be superb.