Non-Gaming Related Purchases

[deadlegion]

Nice, you got one with a PSU. Since seeing you complain about those I've spotted a couple HD-DVD units around, but never ever a PSU.

I only have two genuine PSU's but I have one that I made myself with the relevant DC plug (still have a spare DC plug to make another).
The plugs aren't all that common, but if you can find them they aren't expensive at all.

[Ragnar]

but if you can find them they aren't expensive at all.

Oh yeah, always the case. Any thrift store selling them would just price it like any other random PSU, they have thousands of unique ones that they have to deal with.

[deadlegion]

Star Trek TOS S1 (HD-DVD combo) boxset

Doctor Who Galaxy 4 (BD)

Monkey (1978) Collector's Edition (DVD) boxset

[deadlegion]

Star Trek TOS S1 (HD-DVD combo) boxset

^ Got another set of the above, sealed.

[daky]

This baby. https://www.asus.com/displays-deskto...gaming-vg249q/

Although it's not really a non-gaming purchase, since it is a gaming monitor.

[Till]

Equipment for my new laboratory.

Lab Coat: Fisher Scientific Lab Coat

Safety Goggles: Uvex Stealth OTG Safety Goggles

Glassware Set: Pyrex Glassware Set

Digital Scale: Ohaus Scout Pro Digital Scale

pH Meter: Hanna Instruments pH Meter

Hot Plate Stirrer: Corning PC-420D Hot Plate Stirrer

Heating Mantle: Glas-Col Heating Mantle

Magnetic Stirrer: Scilogex MS-H-Pro+ Magnetic Stirrer

Digital Thermometer: Traceable Digital Thermometer

Graduated Cylinders: Bel-Art Graduated Cylinders

[nikki800]

I bought old Jeep recently, that was my old dream. I like that they can be used for a variety of purposes, from recreational off-roading to practical tasks like towing and hauling. With features like solid axles, high ground clearance, and 4-wheel drive, they can tackle challenging trails with ease. I found info about all jeep models ever made with photos and details. Many old Jeeps have become collectible items, with certain models and years being particularly sought after by enthusiasts.

[Till]

I bought old Jeep recently, that was my old dream.

The older the better if it's a Jeep, they get more rugged the further back in time you go and it's a worthwhile restoration project.