A computer in a motorcycle, what will they think of next. Russell Thomas of Chopper Computers recently designed this great computer mod as a prototype. Then company hopes to sell high end computer with a motorcycle theme. The computer is water cooled, with the gas tanks holding the distilled water for the cooling. The whole computer and frame has been painted with custom paint and graphics. The company plans to start production within six to eight weeks.
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With the revolution of smaller and smaller computers, the mini itx has recently gain popularity of many modders. The form factor is small and feature rich. While their are may mods out their, the Humidor CL Server stands out in my mind as one of the most elegant. The mini itx computer was hidden in the bottom tray. Although i am not a cigar smoker, i would love this on my desk.
Check this cool computer mod out.
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Great article by Seiichi Inoue of www.hobby-elec.org. The article goes thought the process of building a bender to bend acrylics sheets. Perfect if you need to create project boxes or even custom computer cases. This information on this website is well presented and challenging. The bender is basically an aluminum square tube with a electric filament going through the center. The circuity controls the whole process and protects the circuit in case of a failure. I have seen generic benders on the web, but this is by far the most professional.
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This watercraft has amazed me ever since I saw it on Monster Garage. Its amazing, capable of high speeds, underwater dives, and massive aerial tricks. The dolphin works like a jet fighter, it uses its airfoils to steer and dive. This would be cool to take on the lake. I would sure hate to hit something underwater. It is amazing to watch the demo and see how capable this watercraft is.
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This in an invaluable guide, that walks you through the making of PCB’s at home. The guide uses a laser printer, some acid, and a blank copper board. Perfect for your DIY electronic projects.
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