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Discussion in 'Modding' started by ZapWizard, 6 Oct 2003.

  1. HQ08-Modder

    HQ08-Modder What's a Dremel?

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    Sodlering guide please.
     
  2. phenomx3

    phenomx3 What's a Dremel?

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    I would like a guide on volt modding gfx cards!!!! Just to get that little bit extra out of them.
     
  3. HQ08-Modder

    HQ08-Modder What's a Dremel?

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    What vid card?
     
  4. phenomx3

    phenomx3 What's a Dremel?

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    Well actually I would be more interested in seeing it done to cards like the 9700 to make them into XT's. I know it is possible and I think that would just fit into the extreme sort of style of Bit-Tech. Any card which has been replaced by a slightly higher clocked gfx card.
     
  5. acrimonious

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    On the way :thumb:
     
  6. Captain Slug

    Captain Slug Infinite Patience

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    If you buy a on-off key toggle and a PS/2 or USB numpad you could build one.
    Simply wire the key toggle into the 5V line of the numpad.

    Then set your BIOS password to a number sequence and enable USB legacy keyboard support
     
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    Captain Slug Infinite Patience

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  9. DCi56

    DCi56 What's a Dremel?

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    request- Back lighting leters in plastic

    I want to build a custom case and I dodn't know if this is the place to request but Can someone do a modding guide on back lighting a word .....

    I have seen it down like 3 different ways and i wounld like to know the best way.....


    I was thinking about having a sticker made back words and the painting on the back side and then removing the sticker and puting another peace of plastic in back of it with LED's in it but then i got to thinking to hard so i came here for a little help :blush:
     
  10. Penguin4x4

    Penguin4x4 What's a Dremel?

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    nugget What's a Dremel?

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    Wanted, Idiots guide to soldering on pc boards. Like some basic supplies other than the board and solder, iron. like spefic resitors and diodes you use pretty often ect. How you exactly solder on pc board. do you have to etch the copper or can you use the stuff with the copper around the hole? I mean complete idiots guide.
     
  12. jezmck

    jezmck Minimodder

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    PS2 powered mouse recharger

    Here's one I really want:
    power my mouse recharging station from the ps2 port that it's plugged into.
    or take power from a USB port?

    Can anyone help?

    (I know I've seen something like this before, but the search isn't giving any results)
     
  13. nugget

    nugget What's a Dremel?

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    I've seen something like that. go to Afrotechmods.com I think thats the website, not postive.
     
  14. jezmck

    jezmck Minimodder

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    A ps/2 port gives you 5v, same as a usb line. Problem is though, it gives you very little amps, so allthough you've got the volts, you still wouldn't be able to power anything more than a mouse or a keyboard (as they don't require very much power). Theres quite a few threads arround here that deal with it, I'll try an locate some for ya :thumb:


    [EDIT] Found It!!!! http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=49115 That'll give ya the info ya need (it's down at the bottom)[/EDIT]
     
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  16. jezmck

    jezmck Minimodder

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    excellent, thank you :D
     
  17. Incorpirate

    Incorpirate What's a Dremel?

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    bit of a persific one:
    a guide on how to mod a psone screen for use as a case lcd screen.
    that would be super :D
     
  18. Evilhue

    Evilhue What's a Dremel?

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    damn, I know I've read an article on modding a PSOne screen into a computer but I can't remember where I saw it. And no amount of googling turns up anything. I think that you can buy an s-video->psone adapter. Then if you have an s-video out on your video card you're set. But again, I can't find the article.
     
  19. Incorpirate

    Incorpirate What's a Dremel?

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    yeh i googled it too
    phire has pics on his site of him modding one but pics are useless unless you know whats being done
     
  20. The Bodger

    The Bodger What's a Dremel?

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    I think that this has been mentioned in the Forums elsewhere, but there is a reasonable soldering / desoldering guide available here:

    Soldering Guide by Everyday Practical Electronics

    Click on the 'Pictures' link for more info - I think it is actually more useful than some of the text. If you think it's good enough, it may save acrimonious some work. (although it does lack any practical advice on splicing wires and plastic shrink wrapping, which I feel may be of use to modders)
     
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