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aye and now that im on a comp and not phone I see a titan x pascal wb
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I was just being sarcastic, then you gotta go and make me look like an a-hole
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That would be a 240 and 360 rad, EVO supremacy CPU block, Titan X Pascal waterblock and backplate (for a 1080ti). Pump/res combo, 5 vardar fans and misc fittings/connectors.
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My bad wasn't trying to make you look like an arse just replyingI was just being sarcastic, then you gotta go and make me look like an a-hole
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I'm a sucker for aluminum cases
The egg had a good deal $139.
The egg had a good deal $139.
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Old FIRE!FIRE!FIRE! Extinguisher
Some may recognize this photo from the Ghetto HackShop...
Note the Fire Extinguisher.
It has to be as old as this house
built in the early seventies I believe...
And its full of something!!!
Any FirePersons (active or retired) in our midst?
I have watched way too many antique roadshows, pawn shows and picker shows...
I've perused around some fire-fighting collectible sites, but can't find this exact unit!?
Wondering if its worth even trying. Comparable Stop Fire rigs are around $60. Maybe this is the Holy Grail of antique fire extinguishers???
And please yes, bring on the disparagement....
Cheers
NOTE: The SwartHack actually had fire extinguishers in the house, just not one in the orafice. And got one to replace this ancient rig downstairs.
EDIT: Hey, just noticed!!!! Cool addition to my swatch! I like it? Thanks. BTW-OCF lounge daycare is accepting registration for upcoming classes....
Some may recognize this photo from the Ghetto HackShop...
Note the Fire Extinguisher.
It has to be as old as this house
built in the early seventies I believe...And its full of something!!!
Any FirePersons (active or retired) in our midst?
I have watched way too many antique roadshows, pawn shows and picker shows...
I've perused around some fire-fighting collectible sites, but can't find this exact unit!?
Wondering if its worth even trying. Comparable Stop Fire rigs are around $60. Maybe this is the Holy Grail of antique fire extinguishers???
And please yes, bring on the disparagement....
Cheers
NOTE: The SwartHack actually had fire extinguishers in the house, just not one in the orafice. And got one to replace this ancient rig downstairs.
EDIT: Hey, just noticed!!!! Cool addition to my swatch! I like it? Thanks. BTW-OCF lounge daycare is accepting registration for upcoming classes....
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For a second you had me at the edge of my seat of a early 1900s or late 1800s fire extinguisher. Something I'd see in the show, American Pickers. Really nice find nonetheless.
Something I'd see in the show, American Pickers. Really nice find nonetheless.
Alaric
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Try a Tiny Eye reverse image search?
update: Nope. Got nothing that way.
update: Nope. Got nothing that way.
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Some may recognize this photo from the Ghetto HackShop...
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Note the Fire Extinguisher.
It has to be as old as this house
And its full of something!!!
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Any FirePersons (active or retired) in our midst?
I have watched way too many antique roadshows, pawn shows and picker shows...
I've perused around some fire-fighting collectible sites, but can't find this exact unit!?
Wondering if its worth even trying. Comparable Stop Fire rigs are around $60. Maybe this is the Holy Grail of antique fire extinguishers???
And please yes, bring on the disparagement....
View attachment 189659
Cheers
NOTE: The SwartHack actually had fire extinguishers in the house, just not one in the orafice. And got one to replace this ancient rig downstairs.
EDIT: Hey, just noticed!!!! Cool addition to my swatch! I like it? Thanks. BTW-OCF lounge daycare is accepting registration for upcoming classes....
Here's a similar Stop-Fire Inc. 1950s Extinguisher from the 1950s. The link suggests it was filled with Carbontetrachloride pressurized with dry air or nitrogen. Here's one similar to yours for sale on ebay.
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You should disassemble that and get a buddy who machines things to make a new top with an inlet/outlet, then replace the pressure gauge with a temperature gauge, and use it as a reservoir in a firefighter-themed build.
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It is a pretty good idea.... But if he does... wont he have to drink a 6-pack every time he needs a fire extinguished?Whoa!I think that's a magnificent idea.
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Whoa!
I thinik I would revise my suggestion and, instead of a temperature gauge, use a flow rate gauge. That'd be better, IMHO.
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and that's a problem?
It is a pretty good idea.... But if he does... wont he have to drink a 6-pack every time he needs a fire extinguished?
and that's a problem?
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Not at all. Im just making certain an adequate replacement is being considered!
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Actually, why not both!
I'm a bit of a fire buff and would love to see a amazing FF related themed rig. Maybe a vintage one and a more modern one.
