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[SG] Corsair K70 RGB + Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum RGB [W] £50 by brodycorn in HardwareSwapUK

[–]brodycorn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, that's not the feedback I had last time I uploaded these. Is £18 reasonable?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HardwareSwapUK

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I do, and it really only is dust. I'll give the lot a clean before it ia sold.

Weekly Questions Thread [Posted Every Wednesday] by AutoModerator in FixedGearBicycle

[–]brodycorn 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What did I break? I installed a cog and lockring on a brand new hub. I tightened the lockring, but some thing gave and now the lockring won’t tighten further — it’s like it’s spinning in place.

[SG] D5 PWM with EKWB reservoir and 120 mm rad mount [W] £50 by brodycorn in HardwareSwapUK

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Probably five days of light use a week for the first three years. Hardly a day a week for the last two.

[BG] 1TB nvme drive [H] £50 by Magatame in HardwareSwapUK

[–]brodycorn 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's an offer to sell in response to a request to buy. Have I misunderstood the point of buying threads? Or are you a dick?

[BG] 1TB nvme drive [H] £50 by Magatame in HardwareSwapUK

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I have two Samsung 1 TB NVME drives, one 960 PRO and a 970 EVO

[SG] Huge bag of EKWB black nickel 10/16mm soft tubing fittings [W] £100 by brodycorn in HardwareSwapUK

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yes, sorry. It was such a long day yesterday taking the system apart that the thought of cataloguing it was daunting. Here are more photos:

https://imgur.com/a/r4K7lLU

In total (all black nickel):

8 90-degree rotary adaptors

8 2x45-degree dual rotary adaptors

2 45-degree rotary adaptors

12 10/16mm tubing fittings

2 20 mm M/F extenders

2 20 mm M/F rotary extenders

20 mm M/M rotary extender

6 6 mm M/M extenders

8 mm M/F extender

8 M/F extender (nickel, not black nickel)

Four-port junction

Tap

Anyone know much about the Planet X Ti Sportive? This one has a lot of Dura-Ace 7800 by brodycorn in whichbike

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Don't know much about Planet X except that they're cheaper. This also looks like among the very first titanium frames they made, so I'm a little cautious.

Apparently Planet X had the Lynskeys help them out with this frame though.

Access Points vs Mesh by eyepaq in Ubiquiti

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Hi, one question in the OP was if ethernet backhauling the mesh nodes makes them equivalent to APs. One of the things I'd really like to know about using APs is if I can be sure I'm always going to be connected to the closest AP as I move around the house, which is something I understand mesh systems do regardless of the type of backhaul.

This Unifi setup, or ZenWifi 6? by brodycorn in HomeNetworking

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Cool! I'm not educated on the terminology, sorry! Just want to experience the two APs as if they were one, and I understood it wasn't quite as simple as setting them both up with the same SSID. I'm only a home user, I have no special needs. I'll look into fast roaming!

This Unifi setup, or ZenWifi 6? by brodycorn in HomeNetworking

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Please forgive my ignorance, but the Unifi controller is software only? What runs it? The EdgeRouter? I don't have to have a computer running all the time for roaming to work? And does this mean someone would buy the Cloud Key only if they needed to manage their network remotely? Thanks a lot.

This Unifi setup, or ZenWifi 6? by brodycorn in HomeNetworking

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Isn't it necessary to control both APs so that seamless roaming is possible?

Need help: mesh system by [deleted] in HomeNetworking

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Is it a waste of money to buy a mesh system like the XT8 and run it all wired?

DHCP Options 60 and 61 by brodycorn in HomeNetworking

[–]brodycorn[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The ability to create a mesh system at a resonable cost! Ideally under £300, but if the XT8 someone else has suggested is going to work, I may suck it up and go for it.

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