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Re: C-One Fun
« on: March 04, 2005, 03:13:12 AM »
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So I'm setting up my C-One today, and I'm a little perturbed by the placement of the RCA jacks. Granted, their non-standard positioning was documented . . . but still. ;-)

Anyone have any nice suggestions for a chassis? Right now, I'm thinking about sandwiching the board between two pieces of acrylic, with enough space for a low-profile PCI card, a small ATX power supply, and an opening for the cartridge slot. I could just leave it sitting on my desk mounted on standoffs, but I don't want it to get dusty.

Thoughts?

Trev


Why sweat a low-profile PCI card?  Getcherself a right-angle PCI adapter and bango!  
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Re: C-One Fun
« Reply #1 on: March 04, 2005, 06:33:52 AM »
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Well, I already have the low-profile cards I'm interested in using, and a right-angle adapter would either block the cartridge and cpu slot or be blocked by the I/O ports. A right-angle adapter high enough to overcome the I/O ports would be about the same height as a full-height PCI card. :-)

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D'oh!  Apologies...I forgot that the C1 is only ATX-ey enough to get it in to a case with a power supply ;-).  Forgot about the unique lay-out.

but when you get it hashed together, please post pics!
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