My WORK ute- just a small SQL stereo- not
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reallyxxxxxxloud
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that is what I mean. It is durable stuff, they cover everything from bows to quads like that. In the industrial version they have a tank of water that they lay a sheet of the design on and then simply dip the part that they want to cover into the tank and the design sticks to it.
Same stuff? Just never heard of it do it yerserlf kit.
Same stuff? Just never heard of it do it yerserlf kit.
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reallyxxxxxxloud
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cyberpunky
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Hey R fn Loud. nice work dude. Thought you had done a CF lay up till I read further and even then had to look closer to suss it wasn't. Good to see you representing some craftsmanship from our little Island 
peace
Cyberpunky
BTW the ute is an Aussie invention
peace
Cyberpunky
BTW the ute is an Aussie invention
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do you watch orange county choppers? Did you see the Gander Mountain bike? They made a bike for them and they wanted it to be covered in the same cammo material that their compound bows were covered in so they showed a small segment on it. Here is a youtube video that shows a similar methode although this one is really just a decal. The actuall industrial version is a very VERY durable covering that as he said is used in alot of automotive finishes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CUyd8YUUuc
You can also paint CF patterns with out too much trouble if you do a video search for it, I plan to paint my DD5 to match my octanes CF paint and it probably could have worked here but his method was probably much easier and more durable....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CUyd8YUUuc
You can also paint CF patterns with out too much trouble if you do a video search for it, I plan to paint my DD5 to match my octanes CF paint and it probably could have worked here but his method was probably much easier and more durable....
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reallyxxxxxxloud
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This is the unit I'm replacing the Blaupunkt IVDM - 7003 indash screen. This was bought bare boned...
These are some of the basic specs:
CPU - x86 family 6 model 14 stepping 8 intel 1.83 GHz core 2 duo
HDD - Laptop 7200 rpm 80 gig
RAM - 2 gig (single)
OPP - XP pro sp2 (bare boned with Nlite) and using Centrafuse.
"Nlite" allows you to modify Windows, so I stripped it bare for faster boot times and using the 7200 rpm HDD it should boot quite fast.
CNET - REVIEW
http://reviews.cnet.com/barebones-pcs/a ... 97510.html
I've also gotten a basic no frills single din indash screen with a res of 1600 x 1200 so I should be happy with that.
Using also the CNX-P1900 dual output 140 WATT intelligent DC-DC power regulator...
Features
* 140 Watt Dual Output Regulator
* Jumper selectable main output of +18/+19/+20V
* Jumper selectable secondary output of +12V/+13.5V or +5V
* Optional 3rd output using the CNX - P5V +5v/15 watt regulator.
* Survives Engine Cranking under full load over entire temperature range
* Includes sophisticated Startup/Shutdown Controller
* Includes sturdy aluminum chassis with variable speed fan suitable for car environment
* Field upgradable flash microprocessor
* Low battery monitor prevents drained battery, even during Standy/Sleep
* "Deadman Timer" automatically exits Sleep mode after 72 hours to prevent battery damage
* "Anti Thump" delayed remote control for audio amplifiers
* Remote "Pulse Start" from wireless device or car alarm/remote start system
* Over current protection on both outputs with graceful forced shutdown of main output
* Powers both your CarPC/Mac AND your screen or USB devices
* Compatible with Mac mini including startup and sleep mode
* Compatible with Pentium P4-based systems such as Travla C158-120, Sumicom S630, or Xenarc SC8*
* Full, safe support for Windows Standby mode including auto shutdown if PC fails to shutdown
* Over voltage surge suppression on battery input for protection of harsh automotive environment
* User replaceable fuse on battery input to protect your car from internal short circuits
* Very compact design measuring 4.6" x 3.25" x 1.75" (L x W x H) or 117mm x 83mm x 45mm.
This will be going into my work ute http://www.mobileelectronics.com.au/for ... pic=549311 so it should prove to be very interesting...
From there I'll be using a 4.1 or 3.1 Audiocontrol crossover and a Audiocontrol epic 160...
I've decided as I've over 4TB of music and movies I would setup a laptop hot swappable docking port for ease of use. I can then swap drives as needed. Plus jaming a HDD into a hole in my dash would look quite cool!!!
These are some of the basic specs:
CPU - x86 family 6 model 14 stepping 8 intel 1.83 GHz core 2 duo
HDD - Laptop 7200 rpm 80 gig
RAM - 2 gig (single)
OPP - XP pro sp2 (bare boned with Nlite) and using Centrafuse.
"Nlite" allows you to modify Windows, so I stripped it bare for faster boot times and using the 7200 rpm HDD it should boot quite fast.
CNET - REVIEW
http://reviews.cnet.com/barebones-pcs/a ... 97510.html
I've also gotten a basic no frills single din indash screen with a res of 1600 x 1200 so I should be happy with that.
Using also the CNX-P1900 dual output 140 WATT intelligent DC-DC power regulator...
Features
* 140 Watt Dual Output Regulator
* Jumper selectable main output of +18/+19/+20V
* Jumper selectable secondary output of +12V/+13.5V or +5V
* Optional 3rd output using the CNX - P5V +5v/15 watt regulator.
* Survives Engine Cranking under full load over entire temperature range
* Includes sophisticated Startup/Shutdown Controller
* Includes sturdy aluminum chassis with variable speed fan suitable for car environment
* Field upgradable flash microprocessor
* Low battery monitor prevents drained battery, even during Standy/Sleep
* "Deadman Timer" automatically exits Sleep mode after 72 hours to prevent battery damage
* "Anti Thump" delayed remote control for audio amplifiers
* Remote "Pulse Start" from wireless device or car alarm/remote start system
* Over current protection on both outputs with graceful forced shutdown of main output
* Powers both your CarPC/Mac AND your screen or USB devices
* Compatible with Mac mini including startup and sleep mode
* Compatible with Pentium P4-based systems such as Travla C158-120, Sumicom S630, or Xenarc SC8*
* Full, safe support for Windows Standby mode including auto shutdown if PC fails to shutdown
* Over voltage surge suppression on battery input for protection of harsh automotive environment
* User replaceable fuse on battery input to protect your car from internal short circuits
* Very compact design measuring 4.6" x 3.25" x 1.75" (L x W x H) or 117mm x 83mm x 45mm.
This will be going into my work ute http://www.mobileelectronics.com.au/for ... pic=549311 so it should prove to be very interesting...
From there I'll be using a 4.1 or 3.1 Audiocontrol crossover and a Audiocontrol epic 160...
I've decided as I've over 4TB of music and movies I would setup a laptop hot swappable docking port for ease of use. I can then swap drives as needed. Plus jaming a HDD into a hole in my dash would look quite cool!!!