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  1. WilHarris

    WilHarris Just another nobody Moderator

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    LAGMonkey Group 7 error

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    Wow.... i so want to try that out. But i need to own a fridge first. But that site is definatly going in in my bookmarks.

    Such TINEY resistors!!!
     
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    BioSniper Minimodder

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    thats freaking awesome. Damn my lack of soldering skills and electronics knowledge! Curses!
     
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    Pure freaking genius
     
  5. DXR_13KE

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    very cool!!!!
     
  6. Bursar

    Bursar What's a Dremel?

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    MonkeyTurnip What's a Dremel?

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    simply amazing :O :D

    i might try it, well i want too :(
     
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    yahooadam <span style="color:#f00;font-weight:bold">Ultra cs

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    this project looks amazing

    those SM resistors, and magnets must be soooooo small

    i wonder how much it cost him
     
  10. Constructacon

    Constructacon Constructing since 1978

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    Looks great. I couldn't work out how the resistors were put in there. Are they just in parallel accross the 2 terminals or something?

    I always thought that the resistor went in series on 1 of the legs but if that was the case it would have to be between the magnet and the leg which I can't see how he did that. Can anyone illuminate this problem :groan:
     
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    yahooadam <span style="color:#f00;font-weight:bold">Ultra cs

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    what he did was make a loop on one of the legs

    when it had all set, he cut the loop and put a resistor in

    this means it is in series, took me a while to work out what he was doing, beacause it also looked to me like he had put them accross both terminals at first
     
  12. Hindaine

    Hindaine What's a Dremel?

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    Wow, great project o_O

    On another note, did anyone read those comments on his page? SO ANGRY! that dude goes fskin off
     
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    yahooadam <span style="color:#f00;font-weight:bold">Ultra cs

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    socketmaster wrote the guide and i dont see him getting angry anywhere in the comments :sigh:
     
  14. Hindaine

    Hindaine What's a Dremel?

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    I meant Q-Branch. he said nice things like: I know you ignorance come from inexperience. I attribute you arrogance to the fact you must be an american. Now pay attention.
     
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    yahooadam <span style="color:#f00;font-weight:bold">Ultra cs

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    ahhh right

    well it seems that q-branch did the original "electro-gaf"

    IMO the magnetic fridge magnets have been made a lot better

    its all a bit of a stupid argument really, seems to be turning into mini flame wars instead of actually answering peoples questions
     
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