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Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga News and Community Announcements => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: jedi on November 29, 2002, 03:01:58 PM
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From MorphOS-News.de (http://www.morphos-news.de) :
Find under this link (http://home.t-online.de/home/Andreas.Streu/Pegasos.jpg) the very nice tower case re-designed for his Pegasos (http://www.pegasosppc.com) by Andreas Streu, MorphOS (http://www.morphos.net) Betatester.
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OK, that case looks COOL in the dark! :-o
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That's one of the better case mods that I've seen.
Dammy
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> OK, that case looks COOL in the dark!
Yup. Me wants blue glow now too....
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Looks cool indeed ... to bad its a butterfly :roflmao:
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awww...
One must have steady hands in making such a box.
I've planned of making a boing ball "window" on the side of my Amiga tower, but it's very difficult to do.
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piece of cake if you have a dremmel multitool :)
cool case :)
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Dremels are the greatest gift the tool gods gave to man! I am
modding a case with a boing ball and the older caplital "A". Took
about 2.5 hours.
Tip for anyone using a Dremel and cut off discs, spend the extra money
and get the real Dremel cut off discs. I bought some cheaper brand
and they ended up wearing down in no time.
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I immediately thought of a boing ball stencil also, but I'm afraid to make holes in the case and let out all that RFI. Most computer cases are really quite good at shielding, but holes in the case or unsealed seams, etc, all increase the leakage level. If you are trying to listen to weak radio signals as well, you don't want holes in the case of the computer. And when you have eight computers in the house, all running at once, HF and VHF noise are a real problem.
tony
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That case looks pretty gross. Its just a normal bagie case witha big whole in it. If you ask me, fill that whole with some bubbled glass it would look supurb! :)