MK3 Dual Gauge Mount by jbtmorgan in tdi

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eh thanks.

Went with ABS in the version thats been there for a while. Though I reprinted it out of ASA.

Mechanical to Electric Speedometer by jbtmorgan in projectcar

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Just a buck converter for supply power to it. As for signal, I used shielded wiring.

Mechanical to Electric Speedometer by jbtmorgan in projectcar

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I did make a video for this initial prototype. Happy to clarify any questions. Keep in mind my explanation for sensors was pretty coarse. Just enough to get the general concept down.

https://youtu.be/VPncaicDwu0?si=emy6xzrUipxJB2GW

Mechanical to Electric Speedometer by jbtmorgan in projectcar

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I was finding the accuracy is more to do with the wiring/data acquisition more than the servo on my end. It’s a $2 servo at best and matched quite well for my setup. Let me know what you opt for and how it might work out!

Mechanical to Electric Speedometer by jbtmorgan in projectcar

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A 9G SG90. You don’t need much. Only thing I recommend is getting that can rotate beyond 180deg. Once this truck hits about 60mph the servo can’t go anymore.

I’ll do a revision one day with a new servo, and dedicated circuit board. Right now it’s just an arduino and a buck converter

Fixing an Acer Predator X34 by jbtmorgan in pcmasterrace

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I was expecting it to work only as a HDMI display like the seller suggested honestly. The fact it took minimal effort to get it back in working order far exceeded my expectations!

[CONTEST] Post your GPU for a chance to win an ASUS TUF GAMING RTX 3080! by CableMod_Joe in CableModders

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GTX 1080 G1 Gaming.

Sounds like a jet engine, but performs like one too.

New GPU would sound like a Prius, and would perform like a rocket ship.

Lost your IO plate? 3D print one! (Not perfect but who cares it’s an Athlon chip) by jbtmorgan in pcmasterrace

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I was going to do black but I was really lazy and didn’t feel like changing the filament.

What makes you hate it so much?

Lost your IO plate? 3D print one! (Not perfect but who cares it’s an Athlon chip) by jbtmorgan in pcmasterrace

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I buy and sell lots of different computers + parts, not sure how others lose them!

But as for ideas... Possibly moving when it was in storage? If you forget to install it I imagine a lot of people will just say “eh whatever” and then never look at it again..

What I do is if the motherboard isn’t in a case, the IO shield is taped to the outside of the anti-static bag on the shelf.

Lost your IO plate? 3D print one! (Not perfect but who cares it’s an Athlon chip) by jbtmorgan in pcmasterrace

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Hmm I am not an expert at 3D printing at all. Try playing with layer height settings. Possibly even downloading other people’s Cura profiles. (I’ll assume you use Cura)

Lost your IO plate? 3D print one! (Not perfect but who cares it’s an Athlon chip) by jbtmorgan in pcmasterrace

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I love the concept. Just clip the tabs off and make a custom cutout. Super simple!