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here are soem pics of my project
http://www.collegeboyslive.tv/carpics/pic1 (1).jpg
http://www.collegeboyslive.tv/carpics/pic1 (2).jpg
http://www.collegeboyslive.tv/carpics/pic1 (5).jpg
http://www.collegeboyslive.tv/carpics/pic1 (7).jpg
http://www.collegeboyslive.tv/carpics/pic1 (8).jpg
http://www.collegeboyslive.tv/carpics/pic1 (9).jpg
Thats a full floor. Do you have any info on your setup?
Thats pretty sick!!!! but yeah, specs?!?!?!
Whats the long blue thing?
And the silver thing next to it?
An inverter?
The sky blue thing?
Need some specs dude..
Looks great, a little confusing though
Here is an updated pic and an explanation of the items
1: 12 volt dc-dc csmoother. takes the fluctuation battery voltages and makes a nice smooth 12 volt output , used for the camera,router ect and stuff needed a very smooth 12 volt output.
2: AC inverter. only there as a feature in the car, i have 2 ac sockets in front and back and flipping a switch on the frorn panel in the car turns on the inverter via a relay. ya never know when you want 110volt available
3: 3 watt cell power booster. boosted the data cards internet connection power to 3 watts to made sure i get a constant and fast connection while driving.
4: KR1 router. takes an evdo card ( sprint) and gives me ethernet and wireless 802.11g out. yes the car has its own hotspot
5: The main back computer motherboard, Pentium duel core duo 3.0 ghz with 2 gb ram
6: The opus intelligent power supply
7: An SATA notebook hard drive ( i didnt have room for a full sized drive )
8: Fuse block for the opus power supply
9: Multi fuse block for the inverter, and dc converter power
10: RF receiver ( soem prop stuff )
11: dazzel video / audio digitizer
http://www.collegeboyslive.tv/carpics/pic1 (5a).jpg
The car is a Nissan Xterra
http://www.collegeboyslive.tv/carpics/car.jpg
THATS B.A.!!! So how were you able to hook your sprint card up to your roughter?
the router is a KR1 it has a pcmica slot on the back, it is designed for sprint or verizon EVDO cards, they just plug in and it has a simple web interface to set it up and away you go, when you power up the router it connects to the EVDO network then then acts as a go between for the 4 ethernet ports and wifi connector on it.Quote:
So how were you able to hook your sprint card up to your roughter?
nice
:confused: where is the second computer?
:boris::boris: (I love that emoticon)