Giveaway #7 - Thank You for 600 Subs on YouTube! Sharp MD-DR7 MDLP Recorder Set!

Thank you all for subscribing (if you haven't already, please consider it!) to my YouTube where I try my best to repair some of these great old devices.

To celebrate 600 subscribers, I'm hosting MiniDisc giveaway #7 - a pretty complete Sharp MD-DR7 MDLP Recorder set! This is the one I won from a Yahoo Japan auction and now I'm giving it away to a lucky winner!

As you know, I love these Sharp Auvi/1-bit devices and the MD-DR7/DR77 are seriously some of my favorite devices because I love the look and feel of these solid little squares!

You'll get everything seen below including an original Sharp 5v power supply (100v so you may need an adapter/convertor).

Note - I did add a bit of copper in the battery door for better contact after the video.
Still, you'll also have a AA sidecar if you need it!

For this SEVENTH giveaway (completely free to enter!), use the Rafflecopter widget below to enter between August 6th and August 16th midnight US Pacific time.

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To enter, just use your email (I don't use Facebook so I don't know where those entries will go...) and I'll use Rafflecopter to pick a winner after midnight, June 14th, 2024!

I'll reach out to the winner via their email that they used to enter and ship them the device/set! Winners are responsible for any customs or duties!

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For all MiniDisc lovers, let's have fun with this so I can continue to have more giveaways!

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Thank you all! Long live MiniDiscs!

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Giveaway #9 - 800+ Subscribers on YouTube - Sony MZ-E810SP + MiniDiscs directly from Japan!

Thank you all for subscribing (if you haven't already, please consider it!) to my YouTube where I try my best to repair some of these great old devices. 800 subs ago I never thought this would get this far! Thank you again for your support and I hope I can continue to help the great MiniDisc global community in some form. To celebrate 800 subscribers, I'm doing something a little bit different this time! I'm going to give away this sweet Sony MZ-E810SP - a nice MD unit with a folding speaker dock, and I'm going to direct-ship some MiniDiscs that I won in Japan straight to you! So the winner will get two packages, one Sony MZ-E810SP, and one set of MiniDiscs from Japan! For this NINTH giveaway (completely free to enter!), use the Rafflecopter widget below to enter between October 26th and November 3, midnight US Pacific time. a Rafflecopter giveaway Please see official rules, here! Privacy policy is included here also - I don't need/wa...

Recertifying your CCIE for less than $600 (or less than $800)! Updated 2023

This is a 2023 update to my previous post about using Cisco Continuing Education (CE) credits to recertify your CCIE. Let's cut to the chase: You need/want to recertify your CCIE without taking an exam and you need to do it as quickly and cost-effectively as possible. Thanks to Cisco's Continuing Education program, you've had the option earn CE credits for years, but sorting through courses to find the best use of your time and money wasn't the easiest. Since it's time for me to recertify, I've had to dig into it a bit more and I hope this updated information helps you, too! Can I expense this? Probably! If you're working at a company that requires/benefits from your certifications and ongoing training, you should be able to expense your training courses! Step 1 - Determine your status Go to https://ce.cisco.com and login with your credentials to view your Dashboard of current certifications and training items you have taken in the past. Mine looks like th...

YouTube MiniDisc Repair - New Sony MZ-RH1 OLEDs - New Revision E for Easier Installation!

Every subscription helps fund more giveaways and content! If you haven't already subscribed, please consider helping support the channel by clicking the YouTube button - THANK YOU!! If you saw my previous post and video about the new replacements for the Sony MZ-RH1's dead OLEDs, well there's a great new update! Sir68k has done it again with a new, slimmer revision that's easier to install due to longer cable lengths, an extra flex cable, and less modifications. I won't write a long post because Sir68k and other members of the MD community have contributed to a great write up with clear photos of the installation which can complement this video. Sir68k's installation guide As always, thanks for watching!

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