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The Fat Boys that have gotten ~$100 on ebay in the last week have either came with their case and/or were mint. I know this because I'm trying to get a hold of a Fat Boy. Someone on B&B has offered to sell me one, so I should have one shortly. I've been using a Merkur 38c (long handle barber...

Quote: Originally Posted by FallenAngel BAH! So I just installed the 240gb hard drive in my iPod 5.5G, old 80gb got busted. Well, RockBox doesn't support the sector size so I'm now modifying and recompiling it to support 4096 byte sectors instead of the original 1024. Damn Cygwin needs...

Quote: Originally Posted by bik2101 can anyone tell me where i can buy either 3:1 or 4:1 adhesive walled heat shrink? i usually get my stuff at wirecare but they only care adhesive shrink in 2:1 DigiKey or Mouser. I believe both sell adhesive 3:1 and 4:1. I'm more confident that...

Quote: Originally Posted by Canuck57 As I mentioned a member from the B & B website is sending me a few blades to try out. I think one is a feather. Yeah I hear that they're very sharp so I'll be careful. I'll probably order a sample pack as well to try some other blades out. I...

Quote: Originally Posted by dhaninugraha I just did the DIYmod to my 1G nano last saturday. And to my surprise, the clickwheel didn't function at all afterwards. I have double checked everything under a magnifying glass, nothing was shorted and/or accidentally removed...

Using exotic materials really only helps you in the last 10% or so of audio quality (OK maybe 20% hehe). If you're going to make your first interconnect, use the cheapest parts you can find for the practice. Get the connectors from radio shack and use that cat5 you have laying around. How...

Quote: Originally Posted by scott_d_m My routine usually involves the first pass with the grain then a second across the grain. If a third is needed, I usually go against the grain but never around the upper lip area. This causes to much irritation and razor burn. And I always use a...

I can't recall which USB device it was (It wasn't my Bantam), but I recall having a problematic device and I had to uninstall all the USB devices in device manager and then reboot and let Windows rebuild them all. Of course, this was back when my home machine was XP, but it did solve the issue...

Quote: Originally Posted by joneeboi I installed the release candidate of Windows 7 32-bit. You're all probably annoyed of me bothering all the time, but the PCM still isn't working for me. u_u"" Hayduke, did you have to do anything more than plug and play? I didn't do anything...

Quote: Originally Posted by Iron_Dreamer Well, the extra price just wasn't in the cards for me at this point, and realistically, the benefits of the D3 wouldn't have made much a difference to me. The only one I'd really want is the 100% viewfinder. Plus the D700/MB-D10 has the...

Quote: Originally Posted by malweth This is my first. A CMoy 18v, though the second 9v battery doesn't fit in the case (I thought it wouldn't be a problem until I finished wiring)! I misread the phono jack data sheet and tied the right channel to the shield jack, but it was an easy...

Quote: Originally Posted by tomb I'd have to agree. The fact that TI pointedly lists only "Vista-Business" while listing several versions of XP, etc., seems indicative. IOW, other versions of Vista may or may not work and are at the user's risk. I thought perhaps this might be one of...

I'm in the market for a wide zoom. Of course, I'll be using it for plenty of landscape shots as that's most of my photography, but I also want to take interiors of buildings/rooms. So I'm kind of the mind of, "as wide as possible". That being said, I'd like your opinions of the various wide...

Great build Gatsu! I'm with Matt in wanting to see those files you're putting inside the case. I'm building a B22 in the next few weeks, and there are a lot of design elements in yours that I wanted to incorporate into my build. Since Headwize is still down, is there a head-fi thread...

Quote: Originally Posted by n_maher Last I knew, yes, he was still planning to put the site back up but his last update was over a month ago now and was that he was moving and wouldn't be working on it for a while. If nothing else I hope he's able to restore a static version of the old...

I never did finish reading all the B22 threads there Is he gonna bring the site back? I still prefer this forum engine by a large margin, but there is a lot of good info over at headwize. I hope it comes back

Quote: Originally Posted by FallenAngel Looks pretty cool... now what is it? Exactly the thought that immediately came to my mind as well. Quote: Originally Posted by Llama16 My guess is... a headphone amp JK, lol

Quote: Originally Posted by Bilavideo Does anybody have a clue as to how to build a crossover that small? I could just use resistors as miniature line filters (L-Pads for ants) but I trust the smart money is on more sophisticated methods of frequency control. That's exactly how...

Quote: Originally Posted by bobfig ok thanx i will. my only real problem with making it was that the pot was not labeled in what wire/pin goes were. ill do a once over That was your only problem area and the most likely cause of the symptoms you're describing. So it looks like...

Quote: Originally Posted by Beefy Awesome For the benefit of others watching this, my dilemma is that I am in Canada now so would ideally have a transformer for 115V at 60Hz. But I will want to take my gear back to Australia with me in a couple of years time, so will want these...

I've decided I want to mod my 5th Gen Video now (I did my Mini awhile ago). Does anyone have advice about how to open it? Maybe a link? I've waited to do it because I'm worried about damaging it in the process. It's worn an invisible shield and been in an iSkin since I bought it, so it's...

Nice job Linuxworks! I think a Beta 22 is going to be my next project Do you have pics of it cased up?

Quote: Originally Posted by Llama16 yeah, dubbel that. I hope they're wrong one day and screw up one of their own builds....MWUAHAHA, just kidding Why do you think they know what to look for? We all learn by making mistakes. The lucky folks can learn from others' mistakes...

Quote: Originally Posted by tomb It's not grommets, but hole bushings. I used these on one of the SSMH PCB prototypes (the black one): They were used on the Millett MAX (prototype in pic): but their use first started way back on the revMH Millett Hybrid: n_maher came up...