And how come vintage Soviet electronics always look so sad, and no one's really interested in collecting them?As with almost anything military, it was built to be utilitarian, anything more would have been wasteful, especially by the Soviets and for something intended for the proles to use. Ever see some of our current military equipment, seats are considered an afterthought. Ever see the original seats in an actual military spec Humvee? Or worse, what the military uses when those wear out and don't feel like replacing them, an airline pillow strapped to plywood using fake leather is a good way to describe them.
The joints may have been done by a kindergartner (very possible considering Russia)Learning to solder in kindergarten becomes very handy late in life when one becomes a keyboard hobbyist.
And how come vintage Soviet electronics always look so sad, and no one's really interested in collecting them?Show Image(https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/JbwAAOSwCmZZT9Lr/s-l1600.jpg)
The joints may have been done by a kindergartner (very possible considering Russia)Learning to solder in kindergarten becomes very handy late in life when one becomes a keyboard hobbyist.
The joints may have been done by a kindergartner (very possible considering Russia)Learning to solder in kindergarten becomes very handy late in life when one becomes a keyboard hobbyist.
...in second grade
"Learning to solder the hard way".The joints may have been done by a kindergartner (very possible considering Russia)Learning to solder in kindergarten becomes very handy late in life when one becomes a keyboard hobbyist.
...in second grade
Learning to solder, right ...
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Learning to solder, right ...I actually shuddered seeing that pic.