Well, that answers that question.
Too bad all the pros moved to the Corgitech scene
I think it might be a riser or part of a sprue from a larger cast part
Andy B,, - good first name for a tester
It's a 3x3x3 cube that teachers give to students to stop them fidgeting in class
That is a good question, but I suspect if you tried this in real life it would still show static.
- The waves are amplified with a circuit that attempts to find a signal even if it's very weak (so you can get a picture even if you're close or very far from the tv station)
- At a certain point, the electromagnetic field from the running TV itself would start to get picked up
I suspect a better thought experiment would be if you just disconnected the input and amplification circuit entirely from the CRT tube, in which case you would probably just get white as the electron beam scans back and forth without any modulation.
Actually, can I see the old, rotten fruit liquid list please?
Human: I want to drink alcohol
Hot take: your gender is irrelevant in 90% of situations
Gary Newman -> Gary Oldman
I shall ponder this thoroughly