576 Comments for Haverford State Hospital

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holy sh1t Neo, calm down, its just a game
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fail
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that would look great on my wall
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it's creepy!
Fab set of pics once more, Motts!
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Check out Neo' s link, VERY interesting!
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Now THAT was interesting, 'D"!
Hope you found some other people who were there!
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Man I sure want this machine. Especially the tube and collimator unit, as they don't make them like this anymore. Is the power supply still there, and what about the film processing unit? Is it a kodak or fischer. I just started learning how to repair x ray machines within the last yr, and they are a very simple machine, you just have to be careful with the high voltage anode and cathode ends.
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I want this!!!
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I'll take this machine. Sure is a waste, as there are many private hospitals stuggling to make ends meet, and need new equipment. This could go to some facility thats in need.
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Brunswick is so CRAP! I have worked in a bowling alley once yrs back, and everyday I was repairing the Brunswick pinsetters, if there was one day that went by and I did not have to make any repairs well i would almost shit my pants LOL. I begged them to get new equipment made by AMF which is by far so much better then Brunswick
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These are the announcements:

Today is: Sunday
Today's Date: 8-16-2009
Weather is: Sunny
temperature is: 87 degrees (I think)
Dress: regular summer clothes
Next Holiday: Halloween/ Vacation to Disneyland CA (I'm confused... is it supposed to be a national holiday or a vacation holiday???)
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This is a photo of a Machlett tube. Machlett has since gone under and now the tubes are made by Varian, Dunlee and Toshiba. You can tell by the highly textured finish and the shape of the federal connector ports. They used to build these in Connecticut and Massachusetts when Machlett was owned by Raytheon
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Transworld when under about 10 years ago or so... It certainly isn't an old machine (less than 25 years) and there are new machines that are still being built that look like this today. This system likely has 3 receptors (places where to point the x-ray tube to) a wall stand(aka a wall bucky) a table bucky and a table top (non-bucky)
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and for the love of god, get a dictionary
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no, it's a soap dispenser.
"Can't have no dirty dead!"