Nothing like feeling your retinas burn from easyjet orange for the considerable future
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Nothing like feeling your retinas burn from easyjet orange for the considerable future
A console is an luxury item, something you want rather than need. When it is something you want, you pay for it through the nose
I really want a Porsche 911, but I'd say the price is a fairly big stumbling block
Looks good, what size TV is that? Is that 2 lightpacks fitted?
Needed to replace an older pair of pegasus that were on the way out. . Not the colours i'd normally choose but these were the cheapest +30 i could find and only using them for running although they should be more visible when i'm running at night.
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I really want a Porsche 911, but I'd say the price is a fairly big stumbling block
I went to Uni with a guy that bought one of those, first week I noticed him looking at them online. He then had it around Christmas, by Easter the clutch or something went for a while so I asked him where was the Porsche because i noticed he was driving an A-Class/Range Rover instead.
It's only money
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60" and yep 2 packs. I set it up tonight as it was only set to 10 led strips when there are 20 on there and they were all out of position compared to where the lightpack thought they were. Just uploading a pic now.
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Hard to picture mind.
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Reminds me of a hovercraft...
I really want a Porsche 911, but I'd say the price is a fairly big stumbling block
The problem with a Porsche is it's not just the price to buy, it's the price to run it. At least with many other luxury items the only significant cost is buying them.
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I run everything through my mac mini even the TV is online, so that's why.
Mini preview and lame demo of the MA GSLCR and all.
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£500 deposit tomorrow morning, pick it up Saturday morning
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I was going to say the lights are a bit "spot" like and not as spread out and realised why, the distance from the back of the TV to the wall is too close. Guess there is not much you can do about that.
That was my next question
Although perhaps the camera makes it look worse than it is?
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Or baking paper all round would be a cheap way to do it.
That was my next question
it looks like that because its to close to the wall
it should look all blended in, you should not be able to tell there are seperate lights behind it
it looks like that because its to close to the wall
it should look all blended in, you should not be able to tell there are seperate lights behind it
Well, I know I've taken pics of LED lights I've fitted to my car before, and the bright spots from the LEDs look 10x worse in pictures than they do for real, so I was just wondering if it's the same thing, as phone cameras seem especially bad for it.
There can't be many TV's more than an inch or 2 from the wall can there?
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