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That plane looks like a great candidate for an electric motor. You would get more power and less pain in the rear end cox engine.
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MaxIsBored posted:Cool thread. I haven't done anything as of late, but a few years ago I modded a briefcase to fit my PC. I made almost the exact same thing a few years ago. But I used a via Epia board and it had alot of empty space.
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It's a little mini cart that they sell at dollar stores. My girlfriend weaves. She started with a backstrap loom then found a tabletop loom and has since moved on to a full sized loom that she bought from a retirement home.
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Grave $avings posted:I found a hand-made butcher's block for $5 That butcher block looks really nice. It was way cheaper that my butcher block project. I made a table out of a really big pair. Pictures and details are in the woodworking thread. http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=2819334&userid=0&perpage=40&pagenumber=48#post384441597
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Well first you need to convert the AC into DC with some form of rectifier then you need a voltage regulator to limit the voltage to whatever you need. Honestly I bet a solar charger that you could strap to a bike rack would be simpler and longer lasting. Also you can use a solar charger when you are doing other things than cycling.
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Ropes4u posted:So is there anyway to fix this short of ripping it out and starting over? There is nothing wrong with it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWoWHzq21tA
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