Haha, poor girl.Originally Posted by Pokey
Nice job on the caseAs if it was meant to be like that!
I thought you guys would find this interesting, the case i had enclosed my motherboard with was about twice as large as i needed it, So i was thinking i could cut it in half and re-rivet it.
I didn't think it turned out too bad, but my girlfirend is getting a little upset with me for spending all this time lately making this carputer.
She's telling me, its me or the car.
Damn... I am going to miss that girl.
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Haha, poor girl.Originally Posted by Pokey
Nice job on the caseAs if it was meant to be like that!
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VIA Epia II
256MB 266DDR Ram
90GB Wester Digital
Bluetooth/Deluo GPS
Lilliput 7" Touchscreen
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Mazda 6 Carputter > Click Me!
How'd you do that?
Audio Rockford Fosgate: 900 Watt 4-channel amp, 501bd Mono amp
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sure some girls fake orgasms.....but it's guys like me who fake the whole relationship
Very nice.....Hmmm...gives me ideas too! not for car pc so much, but for some old cases I have lying around
2005 Ford Focus ST
Nice work! Maybe I'll try that with my C134 .... it's too big!![]()
True, true. I cut my 6x2x12" case down to 6x2x8" because I thought that was too big.Originally Posted by rando
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Old Systems retired due to new car
New system at design/prototype stage on BeagleBoard.
6"? So you cut off 1" of your motherboard too?Originally Posted by Rob Withey
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Hey, I wonder if you can post the 4" of c134 on the FS forum and maybe get 33% * $150 USD for it?![]()
let me guess.. you used a dremel.
My motherboard is 8" x 6". Not everyone runs a mini ITX.Originally Posted by rando
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Old Systems retired due to new car
New system at design/prototype stage on BeagleBoard.
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