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TO CLARIFY: Currently have pin 1 connected to the 22uF cap, pin 3 to ground. Pins 4 and 6 to the diodes. Pin 5 to ground and pin 2 floating

Update: Still have the two problems I mentioned above and an additional one.

With the input port, the one which I'm using (taken from a broken amplifier), there are only two connections (similar to the output port). One for the signal and one which was originally connected to the amplifier casing but would now be connected to ground. What should I do about the line running from the input port to the output port? In the case of the output port, only two connections are required and one is to ground so this is fine.
However, with the input port, there seems to be three connections. There's still the grounded connection but there's two others too (S1a in circuit diagram). I used the one connection I have as the input to the .1uF capacitor. What should I do about the other 1?

>>1185091

And when I say scratches off easily, I mean I can dig my nail in and leave a knick in the paint, revealing the cabinets original surface. Not scratching and chips of paint fly off.

-The cabinet material doesn't have a good bond to the paint.

-The paint you purchased is latex/ not for the purpose you used it for.

-Three coats if not allowed adequate dry time in between will take longer to dry. There is no wood underneath to absorb the moisture so all has to come through the top.

Pick one or a combination.

>>1185100

So a gloss coat over the top would not help to protect against scratches?

I'm happy to re do the whole job but if I can get away with a gloss coat and prolong the life of the the current job for a couple years even better

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Bottom of the adapter

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Screw holding adapter to tool

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I took the top off the charger.

>>1184944
/k/ek

>>1184932
Ayy nigguh you got dem extendos?

>>1184748
Raspiss is only worthwhile if you'll be using pi-specific software or the i/o pins. Otherwise there's cheaper SBCs with the same power.

I, personally, wouldn't use any of them for emulation, because a bit more processing is needed for emulating 16-bit consoles to the degree of accuracy I want, so I do it on my desktop Xeon.

>>>/vg/178031379

>>1184748
does it open to pull the tv out?

>>1184748
>gutting it
Why?
Why not use it for what it is? Games made to look good on CRTs won't look as good on LCDs. Are you just wanting wood furniture on an LCD? Seems pretty pointless to get a period accurate display only to not use it.

NTSC CRTs make noise that's unbearable to younger people.

Don't kill yourself on the caps, which may be drying out by now.

>>1184645
Yes. Yes they are.

oWo whats this for?

>>1184645
Liar

>>1184546
12 hour bump.

>>1184546
check out etching, it doesn't require equipment. Otherwise you're looking at metal cutting devices which get grit everywhere and needs workspace

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>>1184546
look up electric etching. all you need is masking (for the part) a couple nine volts alligator clips saltwater and a sponge. obviously better equipment equals better results. here's a link to the first video i found.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTInRaM2eTw
if electro isn't your thing I've heard ferric chloride is similar, but less user involvement. its often used to etch one-off circuit boards. also early link.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtK7Erd3Hn8
if your working with no-corrosive metals either tiny chisels, or pony up the $300-$∞ for a cnc machine like this one. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hobby-Desktop-3-Axis-Mill-Small-CNC-Machine-DIY-PCB-Milling-Engraving-Router-Kit-/111891372282. cheers mate.

1: Buy 20 feet of 2x2x3/8's angle iron
2: shove it all the way up your asshole

>>1184356
don't use this design

>>1184365
it was just the best picture i could find.
I'm on nigger level funds, if that helps

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>>1184160
pic related style of grinder

you'll get as much precision as you've got patience.

>>1184174
yeah

-tighten up gibs
-spend time squaring & securing the work in the chuck
-checking for vibrations/suppressing them

>>1183985
Electrical tape nigger

I have this exact problem with my mac.

Electrical tape. Lots of it. Wind it very tightly. Cover a good 4 inches of the cord so it won't break again.

>>1183985

Buy anything other than a mac.

Mac stopped being good in like 2002.

>>1183937
They'd go handy next to my kneepad display

>>1183937
aperitif's

>>1183937

A lot of fine glasses are actually just for decorative purposes.

>>1183921
One thing to keep in mind is that they may have an electrical hookup inside of the box. If it is still live, then this increases the number possibilities quite a bit.

I envision some sort of wifi connected VOIP phone that people can use for free. It will require a wifi connection of course. Doing it will be illegal, but I see it more as "constructive vandalism". It is ethical as it provides a free service to the public and to the homeless as they may not have access to phones.

If they've still got the phone line connection you could add a phone with just a button that connects someone to 911. You didn't need to put in coins for that on payphones. Could save someone's life.

>>1183934
Come to think of it though, voip is shakey even on a hardwired connection. I wonder if the phone line is still connected on these things? Maybe you could just wire up a regular telephone

>>1183312
Your car's ignition switch since you're too lazy to go to the fucking store.

>>1183317
This desu

>>1183317
fuckin rekt

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>>1181975
fire

>>1181975
I have always had good luck with peppermint/spearmint toothepaste. When you find evidence of them, wipe down the area with cleaner (alcohol or bleach) and make a diluted concentration of water and peppermint toothpaste. Spray the effected area and see how it goes.

>>1181975
You have to be persistent.
Get the stuff they haul back to the nest. Kill the queen and the colony will collapse.

Not sure, think i have the same one though.

reverse electrolysis.

>>1181898

soap & water & scouring pad for the square head until the any loose flakes of paint come off
wire wheel for the scale

i have an old craftsman that i use every day