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An indoor smart cycling trainer....... for the bad weather days/evenings
Needs a red traffic light so can practice carrying on thru it
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Needs a red traffic light so can practice carrying on thru it
How loud are these things? Would you be able to get away with one in a bedroom above a living room at all?
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AS5 and a rather expensive thermal pad.
Decided to redo the thermal paste on my laptop's CPU and GPU, because as you can see Dell clearly didn't give a crap.
I am not familiar with the 'poor a bottle of thermal paste over the CPU' method
An indoor smart cycling trainer....... for the bad weather days/evenings
Not even into bikes but that looks a really impressive set up.
You just need another TV and a snack bar next to you and you're good to go.
The Tacx Neo being a electromagnetic resistance unit is as loud as your bikes chain gear. Fans would likely be louder. The Neo also simulates road surfaces so that might pass through the flooring so a thick mat would helpful.
The cheaper Vortex unit and other entry level SMART trainers have fairly loud roller resistance units so not ideal in that situation.
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Glad Jacob Billing managed to find a job with Dell.
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That training setup is screaming for a rift/vive to be honest.
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You've clearly not used a trainer lol they were trying to work on VR Zwift, but it's trying to do it in a way that you're not sweating on everything. You sweat like MAD.
New camera, Panasonic Lumix G7:
Really odd thing is, it can do 1080p at 60 FPS and 4K at 30 FPS fine and Panasonic advertise it as such, but out of the box it's locked to 50 FPS and 25 FPS in those modes, you have to use a special setting to get it to switch to 60 and 30 lol.
Really odd thing is, it can do 1080p at 60 FPS and 4K at 30 FPS fine and Panasonic advertise it as such, but out of the box it's locked to 50 FPS and 25 FPS in those modes, you have to use a special setting to get it to switch to 60 and 30 lol.
Yeah I figured that but seeing as PAL died years before the camera was ever designed and it's designed for HD/4K photo video it's kinda crazy that it uses 90's style FPS lol.
I mean I could be wrong here but I don't recall them every making 50Hz 720p TVs let alone 1080p ones...
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My PS4 pad chucked it, so replaced it with a Superconverter and Xbox Elite
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I hardwired one of those intothe wife's car, well two now (Evoque now 911), really good bit of kit and has come in handy on a couple of occasions. Recommended.
The 2 ch kit for front and rear view.
Andi.
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The Neo is quiet but IME still transmits quite a lot of vibration through the floor. I'd be happy using it above my own living room but maybe not if I lived in a flat.
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Oh I have...so what if you need a replacement every session! Jokes aside, it'd be kinda fun but I can also imagine it leading to falling off the trainer very easily. So make sure there's a camera recording to send into FailArmy!
New camcorder with high quality 4 track audio.
Is that for you're drum videos.