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I guess you're getting closer to Wankel's original vision of the rotary engine with this one. How bad is the spare wheel well rot? I am amazed that a starter battery did that, though I have seen them kick off amazing amounts of acid before.
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Nice job on figuring out all that poo poo. Reverse engineering takes a long time but it feels so good when you finally shoot the right amount of lightning to trick that pile of magic rocks into doing what you want.
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That's a pretty fancy pack out of that Mitsubishi, and your board is so much prettier than anything I've ever laid out. Any idea what the relative cell health is like?
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Cool charger board. Here I am afraid to plug my keyboard adapter into real hardware.
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Feb 12, 2020 06:19
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It feels weird to just seal off the end of a bellhousing like that, even though I know it will be fine.
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Pomp and Circumcized posted:Haha, yeah, it felt even weirder when i went back and added a plate to lock the input shaft. For any regular car person looking in, I'm sure that would be a great "wtf" moment. If you had more room you could put one of those fake plastic V8s that you use to mock up engine swaps with. edit: Jesus, they cost more than the actual motor from the junkyard. https://www.speedwaymotors.com/P-Ayr-Products-3020-Ford-302-Set-Up-Block,7442.html
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kastein posted:That's for drat sure, I'll check those out. Ask me about the time I missed a line in a datasheet and put SOT23-5 footprints on a board and then the parts showed up and they were SC70-5 instead, though. That was fun, since I needed it working tomorrow. I get wrong footprints all the time. My last set of boards ended up with a SOT23 FET fly-wired because I put a DGS footprint down when I needed GSD.
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