An idea to recycle a VHS player
Posted by: Ariane Beldi on: February 17, 2009
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Here is a very interesting way to recycle an 0ld technology like the VHS player, which has been displaced by the DVD players for several years now.
Entitled How to make a VHS video toaster, it leads you step by step into the transformation of a VHS player into a toaster, which will imprint the word “VHS” onto your toasted bread. Actually, it is a step-by-step set of instruction to show you how to trick people into believing that you’ve really turned your VHS player into a toaster. Still, needless to say that I wouldn’t recommend anyone else but a confirmed engineer to try this out!
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- Ariane Beldi: Bonjour, Je vous remercie de ce chaleureux compliment au sujet des Suisses. Un peu stéréotypé, à certains égards, mais assez juste aussi! ;-) J'
- esmeralda erefaie: Chers amis, Je vous remercie de votre article. Depuis de très longues années je fréquente ce pays qui est la Suisse. Je le trouve fort agréable
- MelOu: Je suis allée aujourd'hui au Village Manga ! ^^ Ils étaient encore en train d'installer certaines choses. Mais globalement, c'était intéressant. ^
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February 17, 2009 at 14:35
haha That’s a fun idea, but I am not going to try it