Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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No way! Forever leaving nothing to the imagination. #micropeen
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Picked up a new bag for the wife (not sure what happened to the pic)
Looks like a decent swap
Bought a decent Lava lamp
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The original and best one! :cool:
The original and best one!
Really like it, quality is so much better than the cheapo ones you find in those gadget shops
A 10mm OD, 8mm ID steel tube and a 40 tooth, 48DP gear..
..these will eventually go into this thing once a few other parts (gears and bearings) arrive.
Still very much a work in progress. It's basically a game controller using an Arduino Leonardo, some wood, some potentiometers, gears, wiring and switches to replicate an old arcade controller.
I've salvaged old lego sets, hard drive caddies, stripped electronics from consumer goods and used an old curtain pole hanger to get thus far. It works ok but I think it needs better bearings and gears.
..these will eventually go into this thing once a few other parts (gears and bearings) arrive.
Still very much a work in progress. It's basically a game controller using an Arduino Leonardo, some wood, some potentiometers, gears, wiring and switches to replicate an old arcade controller.
I've salvaged old lego sets, hard drive caddies, stripped electronics from consumer goods and used an old curtain pole hanger to get thus far. It works ok but I think it needs better bearings and gears.
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8 hours is about the max, then the wax starts to ball up, nice on in the evening at the man cave
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A 10mm OD, 8mm ID steel tube and a 40 tooth, 48DP gear..
..these will eventually go into this thing once a few other parts (gears and bearings) arrive.
Still very much a work in progress. It's basically a game controller using an Arduino Leonardo, some wood, some potentiometers, gears, wiring and switches to replicate an old arcade controller.
I've salvaged old lego sets, hard drive caddies, stripped electronics from consumer goods and used an old curtain pole hanger to get thus far. It works ok but I think it needs better bearings and gears.
Is it like the old Star Wars arcade controller?
Yes that's what it is supposed to be. I've fancied building one for a number of years and finally thought I'd give it a go, now that I get a full fortnight off work.
It's a bit bulky and I'd prefer it in metal but alas I have no metal working tools beyond a few files and hacksaw.
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dihydrogen monoxide bro, not even once
Yeah,it was highly recommended to me for it's lowest latency. I just returned a Steinberg UR22mkII because although it had decent latency around 4ms, it was giving me dropouts. Basically, I'm sending midi from electric Roland drums into the interface, then from the interface into my laptop and into Cubase LE Elements 8. In Cubase I load sampled drums software and trigger the sounds from the drums. Then I can record myself.
With the Steinberg I was getting dropouts even at higher buffer and sample settings, so I'm hoping the Zoom UAC 2 sorts it out!
