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>>1216112
Hey I've got that system!

Toss them in the trash.

>>1216266
recycle them.
Throwing electronics in the trash is retarded beyond belief

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Also, how the fuck could this thing possibly not only travel in a straight line?

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Also also and not to self bump but are those skis under the axles in the op artist rendering? Could that work? Seriously how could this thing steer?

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>>1216105
It looks like the things underneath are additional track assemblies but I dont think they were on the original toy, which was a lot less like a scooby van and more like a quad-track atv, which do actually exist.

>>1215872
>not listing the thickness

Paper is wood. You can make a laser cutter for really cheap just by salvaging the laser from a old disc writer for a PC. So, how thin is "thin".

>>1215876
5mm

>>1215876
so you just wanted to be a smartass?

>>1215823
>I paid about $25 AUD for a download of these plans
hahahahahaha

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>>1215837
And now I'm posting them here, so you don't have to pay for them.....

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>>1215837
>>1215845
He's laughing because you paid money for something retarded. Your motives are good, but you've fallen for a scam, and you're publicly admitting that fact.

>>1215779
I swapped the lcd in the standard s3 twice, had no problems doing it or finding a quality part off of ebay. Should be pretty straightforward OP

Don't sink anymore money into the s3. The s5 is only 130 dollars and it's much better. It's the last Galaxy to keep the removable battery and microSD support.

>>1215779
get a complete working phone from ebay with a bad esn or imei, that way you have a better chance of it being a genuine samsung screen. the replacement lcds on ebay are a hit and miss, and usually die anyways after a year or so of use.

If it's too expensive to 3d print it's too expensive to inject mold unless you have access to an industrial injection molder. Small ones will inject like 11g, basically trinkets

>>1215586
If cheap is the name of the game order some plastic pellets or recycle some grocery bags. Cut up the grocery bags and bring some mineral oil (baby oil is cheap) up to melt temp but below flash. Figure a way to make your sacrificial mold so tolerances are acceptable

>>1215586
You could machine it. It's still be slicing up PVC and gluing together, but with precision.

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either dump your bf or grow up.
#vanlife is a meme done by trust fund kids and instagram shills.

>>1215322
Definitely not a trust fund baby but I am interested in not paying rent

>>1215319
What do you want the extra savings for?
Not stuff because nowhere to put it. Not going out unless its to a gym to use the showers. For a nice place to live? You are already there congratulations.

Do you have a van to sleep in? Go sleep in it then see how you get on. I'm not saying you don't exist but no woman would voluntarily sleep in a van unless they didn't realise the home comforts they were giving up. Your bf might think its retarded but will only say a hard no if he is either bent or his dad was raped in a van or something

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here it is

the blue cable goes into the black cable with the "N" label.
that small white translucent bulby thing keeps the two cables connected together.
if you manage to squeeze them back both inside , you crimp them using pliers .

The brown cable should connect into the pcb somehow.
The buttons just switch the brown into those red-white-blue ones.
I have no idea how it's supposed to go inside tho.
Maybe try unscrewing those two small screws that clamp it down and take a picture of the other side.

>>1215211
>if you manage to squeeze them back both inside , you crimp them using pliers .
please no. cut the black wire back and get a screw down terminal block.

my guess for brown is just to the right of the blue, looks like a small hole possibly screw terminal if you are very lucky.

>>1214885
Sorry, am op, pic should be rotated to the right 90°

>>1214885

ten seconds on google.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0q2EvZeISk

>>1214890
he said he didnt want to break it.

you dont need a planer. glue them together and sand them flush

>>1214863
Nah anon, he just needs a hand plane. 13 bucks at home depot.

14 inch Jack plane or router sled

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The section continues with another way of building the same thing, using two capacitors instead of the single "tuning capacitor" shown in the first example. It raises additional questions. How is the circuit acting now? And what is the purpose of resistor R1? I don't understand what the author means when he writes that this resistor "biases" C2 and C3.

Help is appreciated - thank you!

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>>1214337
I think C2 'tunes away' the series inductance (L) of the generator for a certain frequency (i.e. speed) leaving only the series resistance (R). In circuit 6 C2 is replaced with two capacitors (of twice the capacity) wired in series such that it acts as a non-polarized cap. R1 is connected to the positive output and ensures that none of the two caps in series can get charged in reverse.

The acoustic analog would be a tuned (and correctly damped) bass-boost loudspeaker cabinet.

Why not save us all alot of bs and use this:

http://www.falstad.com/circuit/

Then post results.

>>1214331
Just to be clear because I rambled.

Is having a slight hill (with a layer of leveling sand) going towards the house going to damage or hurt my foundation?
And would changing the hills direction so the water falls away from the house have any real benefits?

bottom line: it should be graded away from the house

whether you consider the possible drainage issues enough to redo the whole thing the right way, is for you to decide

personally, I practically never try do a poor job on purpose, and tacking on a nice patio addition to a crappy one would just make the whole thing seem pointless

Nigga make a tl:dr, some of us are 4 hours late for work.

>>1214214
I put a tool belt on once every blue moon. That said, I got a complete Occidental tool belt for $25 from a ReStore so that is what I use when I have to. It was nearly new and came with suspenders. I hear they got for a lot of money.

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I've got your average setup in my toolbelt for working commercial construction. The past few months I've been putting up steel walls in a luxury timeshare resort high rise and I've been harming my wrist and defying OSHA by using one of these extremely satisfying bastards all day.

>A hammer
>Fencing staples
>Pencil
>Logging tape
>Fencing pliers
Pretty much all thats in my belt, dont know why you thought this would be interesting OP.

>27℃
>too hot for dart frogs who live in the rainforest

Where do you get this shitty information?
Also, dart frogs are incredibly poisonous. If you have direct contact with their skin(with any wound or so) it can be deadly

There are many types of less poisonous frogs that look pretty cool themselves.

Yo-holdup

Where the hell do you get dartfrogs in the first place?

>>1214257
Protip: Dart frogs are not poisonous, they acquire that from their diet.

If you google Poison Dart Frog the second result is someone selling them.

>>1214119
I have a mostly aquatic terrarium with a painted turtle and some bog plants but I don't feel like taking a picture. The turtle is a total camwhore.

Tip for OP is to just play with the lights and amount of ventilation you have up top until temperature is ideal. I hear infrared temperature guns are nice.

>>1213234
What are they 10 point?
If you cant find the correct driver then I would be tempted to try a hex key of an odd size but more likely than not you'll just mince it.

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>>1213234
> Hex bits that fit

You need something with 10 points. No hex will fit at all. What make of car, or hub, or whatever? Google "lug wrench 10 points for ******".

>>1213246
>try a hex key of an odd size

It's a lug nut. They tend to be tight. Are you mathematically challenged or something? No hex will come close to engaging much of anything in a 10 point hole.

Goddamn I know sometimes you have to wing it but there comes a time when common sense has to play a part.