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snippy
Senior Member
Re: An English WaKue
Dienstag, 12. August 2003, 14:27
Zitat von »DSEDS«
Outstanding cable management.Great work.
Yo!
Great Mod. Very fine.
But the thing I like the most is the cable management, as DSEDS said... it's ..... :o ;D
Would you please post some pictures that show, how you managed that problem???
@ DSEDS: Please change you nick.. it spontaneusly reminds me at "Deutschland sucht den Superstar" and the show sucked ;D
THX and Cu
WizardD
Junior Member
Re: An English WaKue
Dienstag, 12. August 2003, 20:50
@ Manuel - those cases do look nice - I'm not sure how I could make them look much better though. ;D
@ DSEDS & snippy - my hardest problem was probably with the RS232 Serial lead for the CrystalFontz display.
It would have been easier if was USB - I could have made a cable to go to the motherboard pins but I made a slot for it next to the PSU and it plugs in the back instead.
All the loose cable is behind the motherboard tray except the Eheim pump cable - I cut off the plug and soldered a 3 pin socket to it, which is now mounted above the PSU.
(I use two power leads now).
I used polyester sleeving and heatshrink to manage the PSU cables by taking the pins out from the 12v/5v molex connectors but I found the main ATX lead (stromstecker?) more difficult to do, so I did this...
... and just used the polyester sleeve with a cable tie (instead of heatshrink) for now.
Here you might see the cabling better
and here is a closer look at the inside
The front panel connector was the easiest one to do...
@Cartman - ...very nice avatar. ;D
@ DSEDS & snippy - my hardest problem was probably with the RS232 Serial lead for the CrystalFontz display.
It would have been easier if was USB - I could have made a cable to go to the motherboard pins but I made a slot for it next to the PSU and it plugs in the back instead.
All the loose cable is behind the motherboard tray except the Eheim pump cable - I cut off the plug and soldered a 3 pin socket to it, which is now mounted above the PSU.
(I use two power leads now).
I used polyester sleeving and heatshrink to manage the PSU cables by taking the pins out from the 12v/5v molex connectors but I found the main ATX lead (stromstecker?) more difficult to do, so I did this...
... and just used the polyester sleeve with a cable tie (instead of heatshrink) for now.
Here you might see the cabling better
and here is a closer look at the inside
The front panel connector was the easiest one to do...
@Cartman - ...very nice avatar. ;D
Please excuse my English - I'm English.
Different from the others, that´s the meaning of case-modding.
WizardD
Junior Member
Re: An English WaKue
Donnerstag, 14. August 2003, 14:12
Ah, I forgot to say - the case feet are from a Pioneer CT-W504R twin cassette deck. ;D
The chieftec feet are in the way of the radiator otherwise, so they had to go...
(and sadly that was not my German - it was Babelfish' :-[)
The chieftec feet are in the way of the radiator otherwise, so they had to go...
(and sadly that was not my German - it was Babelfish' :-[)
Please excuse my English - I'm English.
Different from the others, that´s the meaning of case-modding.
WizardD
Junior Member
Re: An English WaKue
Freitag, 15. August 2003, 00:31
woher hat der die Blende vom Aquadrive? kriegt man die auch einzeln? ;D
Kaufe eine große quantität von AquaDrives...
...dann Mail an Support
Please excuse my English - I'm English.
Different from the others, that´s the meaning of case-modding.
PAB
God
Re: An English WaKue
Freitag, 15. August 2003, 23:32
WOW :o
nice work
syr 4 my bad english ;D
So langsam wirds ein wenig lächerlich. :-/
Glaubt ihr, hier besseres Englisch sprechen zu müssen als Deutsch?
Is nich böse gemeint, aber dieser Entschuldigungswahn greift in diesem Forum langsam um sich
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