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new bay setup

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Poster: DSLaBuda  (see this users gallery)

i took out the ghetto twin fans to clean it up a bit (also hated catching them when the front cover was removed.)
it's one of the fans from before with stock lian-li style grill, and with one of the radiation style car sidemarker lights, and a cigarette lighter (with built in light ring) from my now former employer. i moved the two switches up into the same panel to free some space. only took a few hours of dremelin' and sanding to do.


i'm not sure if the light will be on all the time or if i'll use it as a warning light. the cigarette lighter socket has a light ring, but it's so dim you only see it in the dark...hmm, next mod-hi output leds for it... :D


what do you think? i need opinons.
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Marsupial

Registered: August 2002
Posts: 1119
8:17pm Rating: 8 

Nice look.


what's the lighter for? smoking close to the PC? Quit smoking- better for your circuits. :D


anyhow, nice sidelight idea and fangrill.


makes it look like the backpanel of a PSU :D
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jestersmod

Registered: September 2002
Location: owen sound, ontario
Posts: 496
11:08am Rating: 8 

looks good , sort of looks like a power supply at a quick look
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dogstar

Registered: November 2001
Location: canada
Posts: 3343
7:10pm Rating: 8 

nice and clean, does the side marker light up?
if it does, ram some ultra brights in there and play around with it.

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Resident Spell Chekcer

Registered: January 2002
Location: DC Metro (MD side)
Posts: 7481
9:23am

Haha! it does look like a PSU!

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njwashor

Registered: November 2002
Location: Rhode Island
Posts: 10
6:53pm Rating: 10 

Very nice layout! I had a similar idea... does the nuke fallout sign light up, sequencing? Would love to see it in the dark.

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DSLaBuda

Registered: August 2002
Location: Hammond, Indiana, USA
Posts: 603
6:34pm

i wired it to light up a few days ago finally, just to a switch though. i want to build a throb circuit to pulse the light. will post more pics once it's finished.
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rac1503

Registered: March 2003
Location: Connecticut
Posts: 50
10:25am Rating: 8 

That is really nice mod. How does the lighter work, doesnt it get really hot. What guage wire did you use to connect it, I would think it would not be very safe with standard power molex cableing. Does it heat the casetemps go up much when using it?


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RAC
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DSLaBuda

Registered: August 2002
Location: Hammond, Indiana, USA
Posts: 603
8:33am Rating: 10 

i don't actually use the lighter portion, i have it there as external 12v power. nice to charge up the cell phone, etc while i'm there. i have tried the light once or twice, it doens't cause the case temps to rise by a noticable degree--possibly due to the 80mm next to it and the 120mm in the top right behind it.


wire = 14 gauge. it's what came in the kit.
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