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I think Mike totally know what HAWK TUAH is. 😂 He denied it a little too quick!
Mike is so old, that his mom invented HAWK TUAH.
I’m 63 and I remember my grandmother had a Zenith TV with that remote control in her bedroom… mid 1960’s.
16:33 “Yea no” LMAOOO
The TV remote worked using ultrasonic waves. When you pushed a button, it would hit a bar (tuning fork), and the inaudible sound would control the TV. It made a loud click when you pressed a button, and that's why we called them "clickers."
I remember working in an office after leaving school and you’d often get people phoning the fax machine by mistake (you could hear them going ‘hello? Hello?’ 😂
Damn, I got every one. Every single one. Either I'm a font of useless information or I'm too old. Or both.
Zenith space command remotes came out in 1956, that version is from the 70's. It works on sound, no batteries or lights, it's why people refer to the remote as a "clicker". The first remote to control a television was developed by Zenith Radio Corporation in 1950. The remote, called Lazy Bones, was connected to the television by a wire.
These are great and I like when Max reacts! Two things struck me in this. I'm 53 and was born to older parents. My dad had a slide rule and when he passed away, none of my siblings wanted it so I inherited it. My dad graduated high school in 1949, served in the the Korean War and then came back to the States to study electrical engineering in the mid-1950s. He studied tube electronics and told me that the science started going over his head when transistors came in (he ultimately changed majors and went into elementary school education). Imagine studying electrical engineering before computers or calculators! Everything was done on slide rule! He was really good at using it and could derive answers almost as quickly as using a calculator. I'm now a professor and one of my students expressed interest in slide rules. I surprised him in front of the class when I gave him my dad's old slide rule from the 1940s. Second thing that caught my attention was the typewriter eraser. I remember seeing one of those in my family's desk when I was growing up. That was a large eraser (like a modern day pencil eraser, except flattened into a disk) and the brush at the bottom was to brush away the debris after you erased with it. I just thought it was an old-time eraser and didn't realize it was used for typewriters. We were using white-out when I came along in the 70s and 80s.
The gyroscope once spinning can't be moved off its axis. The faster it spins, the more force it takes to move it. Missile guidance systems, space craft, and many other things use these to stay on target/course.
I'm 61 and knew every one of those, so I know I'm getting old. That old TV remote reminded me of something: I bought our family's first VCR in 1981 when I was 18 (summer job earnings) and it came with a corded remote!
NIce! I had a hard time on several of those, like that typewriter cleaner (i thought it was an eraser) and that toaster (it must be like 100 years old) - Mike was holding back I think 😆
I don’t know much about History. Dont know much trigonometry. I see you Daz 😂😂 What A Wonderful World this will be
The only one that defeated me was the typewriter eraser. There were still typewriters in use when I was a kid, but they either had a correction ribbon, or you used Wite-Out (Tippex).
A slide rule was used for calculating numbers, often by converting decimal numbers to a logarithm, adding them and converting back to get a multiplied answer, but also for other maths.
Before the calculator existed.
max should be in more videos of he wants to be
Only if he stops chewing gum.
Engaging fellow, would make good addition
I wonder if he would have guessed the tiled stove. They were popular in the 70s and 80s in Poland.
This made me feel so old haha
The only one I missed is the toaster. I thought it was an old Cerlox machine.
A sliderule is the first real analog computer. You could do complex mathematical calculations with it. Nothing to do with drafting materials.
30/30...I'm feeling old!
Daz, your dot matrix sound effects were pretty accurate.
Hawk Tua. Spit on that thang!
None of you must have taken typing in school. 😂😂😂
This was good and brought back memories 😂😂😂
You're gonna have Max knowing the 50 States soon lol
Random: I could reaching but this background tune is the same exact melody of Joyner Lucas’ “Lullaby” track from years ago. lol let me verify
I've never heard a wringer called a mangle here in the US either, though to be fair nobody uses them anymore except maybe the Amish.
Try to sell something with the word "mangle" in it, and I doubt many would buy it, let alone put their clothes through it. I always thought a "Laundry Mangle" was what happens when my chick's bras wrap themselves around the washer agitator, and I have to untangle the damn things.
@@peensteen You use a lingerie bag for that. Bras go in it, and throw in washing machine and bras are always hanged to dry never in dryer, Your gf should know that.
I was born in 94 and got 19/30 lol. Some of them were hard 😂
That music was tripping me out.
Shoulda quized Max on what VHS 📼 abbreviated 😉 And VCR
In terms of researching videos, what if Aiden or Gaynor had a looksy for OB content?
Slide rule is what you used before calculators were invented.
What about the abacus? 🧮
@@wesfroman4902 It was for everything. Still is, in Asia.
@@Blondie42 An abacus is more primitive. Slide rules were used by NASA in the 1960s before calculators became commonplace. Slide rules could do everything an abacus could do, plus trigonometry functions, exponentials, and logarithms.
@@RobBrown88 Thank you for the info.
You should check out kids using 🧮 in speed calculation videos.
I, personally, would fail utterly at it.
Calculators existed for decades for business work, but the accuracy of decimal places was often limited unless a very expensive machine was purchased. Also, keep in mind that manual calculators existed before electronic calculators. Calculators were used for launch trajectories on the ground, however they were limited to arithmetic. Slide rules could calculate arithmetic as well as trigonometric values and were flat thus conserving space.
i like how they had some pictures of stuff from the 1800s. no generation alive right now would know what some of this stuff is lol
dont they still use stuff like that in the UK? in the US when people think kings and queens we think of the medieval ages.
That was fun
Just put him on the payroll already. I think you are do for some more hockey videos. Look up best bench clearing brawls.
i was expecting to see a CB Radio
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the typewriter eraser, the round orange thing was the erasure, had to be thin so you could erase one letter, then brush away the ink you erased. Nice Daz on the Hauk Tua.. She is though a bad sentiment on our upcoming society.. She is now selling merch with the saying, was on stage at a concert. You should try to look for a which came/ made first type video..
New guy reminds me of OB Dave but with a high voice lol
He's been around on and off for a couple of years now.
I feel sorry for the new guy, it reminds me of work.
Just say whats on your mind, don't censor yourself and you will do great!
0 views? You’ve dropped off
Or it's a youtube bug....
Your comment was 9hrs ago.. youtube says the video was posted 9hrs ago.. maybe you were first!