Heres something i am working on.
Any advice?
I am trying to figure out how to organize everything.
Any advice?
I am trying to figure out how to organize everything.
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Nice Idea. You'll need some ventilation in that, both for the PSU and maybe an additional fan as it will probably get a bit stuffy in there. Also, you might want to make a hole for the rear ports on the motherboard so you don't have to open it up every time you want to plug something in.I love putting bad caps and flat batteries in fire and watching them explode!!
No wonder it doesn't work! You installed the jumper wires backwards
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Just picked up the case today i am still trying to get all the foam crap outOriginally posted by c_hegge
Working on prep dont want to cut any holes till i know whare i am putting all the stuff.My Computer.
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Update.Attached FilesMy Computer.
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I hate to interrupt someone who is having fun, but they make these things called 'notebook computers'. Even have an LCD display.
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This has more style, though . Definitely unique.
My only concern is the CPU heatsink - not sure how well those brackets will hold it should the suitcase be moved around a lot.
But other than that, it looks good. Maybe have a display in the other half of the suitcase. Then it would be just like a laptop (only somewhat bigger ).
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Originally posted by PlainBillI hate to interrupt someone who is having fun, but they make these things called 'notebook computers'. Even have an LCD display.
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yeah but that would cost me 600$ for something desent versus this is going to cost me almost nothing.My Computer.
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i dont intend to move it around that much pretty much just when i go somewhare. saves me the effert of packing my computer and monitor and all the stuff i needOriginally posted by momakaThis has more style, though . Definitely unique.
My only concern is the CPU heatsink - not sure how well those brackets will hold it should the suitcase be moved around a lot.
But other than that, it looks good. Maybe have a display in the other half of the suitcase. Then it would be just like a laptop (only somewhat bigger ).My Computer.
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Update working on the layout.Attached FilesMy Computer.
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You reminded me that I have to get around to building a portable server in a meduim sized ammo box some time. I got the SCSI disk array to boot.Find Nedry!
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I probably don't need to say this, but....Originally posted by Phaihn
It may not be costing you money but it is costing you time and effort.
Remember to assess your own value. You might be "paying" yourself with fun, amusement and experience. Try to make sure you "profit" from it.
It's a curious project. Best of luck.
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I seen something like that on mini-itx.com http://www.mini-itx.com/projects/ammobox/Originally posted by pentiumMy Computer.
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Originally posted by golemmasterI probably don't need to say this, but....
It may not be costing you money but it is costing you time and effort.
Remember to assess your own value. You might be "paying" yourself with fun, amusement and experience. Try to make sure you "profit" from it.
It's a curious project. Best of luck.
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I just got a new suitcase, so I am thinking of trying a similar thing with my old one.I love putting bad caps and flat batteries in fire and watching them explode!!
No wonder it doesn't work! You installed the jumper wires backwards
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Sweet i might want to get a Mini itx board and see if i cant fit it in to something really small small briefcase.Originally posted by c_heggeMy Computer.
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I've been wanting to get my hands on a dead [or at least cheap] but complete one of these for years.
[Just for a fun project mind you.]
http://oldcomputers.net/compaqi.html
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http://oldcomputers.net/ibm5155.html
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I wanna gut it and mod with an LCD screen and modern mobo.
Never had time to get serious about finding one but I keep my eyes open for them when I'm doing the yard sale circuit or hitting the good-wills.
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theres a portable computer like that in one of the computer stores here in chilliwack.Originally posted by PCBONEZMy Computer.
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Maybe an old osborne.
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Originally posted by 370forlife
maybe i am not sure what it is.My Computer.
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Phaihn, How are you going with your suitcase so far? I've nearly got mine done. I just need some RAM and a small enough monitor to fit in the top (about 15" square for 16" Widescreen)I love putting bad caps and flat batteries in fire and watching them explode!!
No wonder it doesn't work! You installed the jumper wires backwards
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Also for figure number 8 as well
Also for figure number 9 as well
Here is the data sheet I know that this item has been disconnected but I can buy them surplus
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