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Stephany Alexander · Guest

On Jun 28, 6:07 am, Adrian C <em...@here.invalid> wrote:
[quote]William Sommerwerck wrote:
You>re kidding. Virtually everyone connects their DVD through a direct vide
input.

Thanks for answering the troll. Now the chance of this thread going
anywhere to help the OP is zero....

--
Adrian C
[/quote]
For those who can read... the OP was a troll himself you stupid
motherfucker.

Stephany Alexander · Guest

On Jun 28, 6:50 am, "William Sommerwerck" <grizzledgee...@comcast.net>
wrote:
[quote]Thanks for answering the troll. Now the chance of this thread going
anywhere to help the OP is zero...

I thought he was the OP. Besides, he>s getting the info he needs.
[/quote]
Yeah, the fact that he>s an uneducated motherfucker and a pseudotroll
himself.

Stephany Alexander · Guest

On Jun 28, 5:55 am, "William Sommerwerck" <grizzledgee...@comcast.net>
wrote:
[quote]You>re kidding. Virtually everyone connects their DVD
through a direct video input.
In fact, what DVD players have RF output?

I checked a Sony DVP-S7000 (one of the first, if not the first, DVD
players). It has no RF output.

At the time DVD players were introduced, many TVs had direct inputs. I don>t
know what percentage of DVD players have or had modulators.
[/quote]
A lot of high end teevees had inputs but at that time a lot of cheap
motherfuckers didn>t.

Lillo · Guest

"JW" <none@dev.null> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:m93464pmu1f0nfjgrg0p16hnl5aau3h2io@4ax.com...
[quote]I believe this is the part you are looking for:
http://www.aosmd.com/pdfs/datasheet/AO4600.pdf
[/quote]
Great job!
Thanks

zalek · Guest

On Jun 20, 8:47 pm, Sam Goldwasser <s...@minus.seas.upenn.edu> wrote:
[quote]zalek<zalekbl...@hotmail.com> writes:
Thanks to everyone a lot for the suggestions.
In the meantime, I connected the motherboard with a known working
powersupply, and still nothing happened. I also checked the original
powersupply, as you guys suggested (connecting the green and black
wires) and the fan did start spinning. I also checked the voltage.
It showed 5.25 volts. I double checked the master switch, so it seems
that the problem is not with thepowersupply, but with the
motherboard.
Can you guys suggest anything I can test the motherboard with before I
return the motherboard?
Thanks a lot
-Zalek

Double check the configuration of the motherboard - any jumpers and
other connections and that the CPU is plugged in correctly (if this
applies).

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[/quote]
Problem solved!!!! Thanks to all!!
The problem was that the "clear CMOS jumper" was in "Clear CMOS"
position - it should be in "normal" position.
The motherboard was A33G from PC Chips.Now my PC is working!
Other parts I used:

CPU cooler - WATER COOLER XIGMATEK|AIO-S80DP
2GB RAM - MEM 2G|PQI MAD42GUOE R
AMD CPU - CPU AMD|A64 X2 5000+ 2.6G AM2 2M R
case - CASE ATHENATECH|A3602BB.400 BK RT
DVD and HD I used from my old PC. HD had WinXP - I didn>t have to
reinstall any software.

One remark - water cooler is pretty big - and takes a lot of space but
fits on the MB. Standard 4 pin ATX power connector must be connected
to MB BEFORE installing the cooler - the cooler blocks the power
connector.

Thanks again,

Zalek

David Lesher · Guest

Sam Goldwasser <sam@minus.seas.upenn.edu> writes:

[quote]"Timelord" <timelord@cpbbs.synchro.net.remove-4vc-this> writes:

What is your problem? The letter came via the ebay internal mail
system as well as to my email address. I was temporarily kicked off
eBay at the same time and my bids were cancelled. What more proof
do you need? Wbo initiated it? I still have no idea.
[/quote]
Sam, just remember there are always a few who can>t be swayed by
fact and logic. If not, there>d be no Flat Earth Society.

I>m glad you have escaped eBayHell relatively uninjuried...
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& no one will talk to a host that>s close........[v].(301) 56-LINUX
Unless the host (that isn>t close).........................pob 1433
is busy, hung or dead....................................20915-1433

Guest · Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 9:01 pm Post subject: Re: Sam>s eBay Horror Story #1

Sam Goldwasser wrote:

[quote]What is your problem? The letter came via the ebay internal mail
system as well as to my email address. I was temporarily kicked off
eBay at the same time and my bids were cancelled. What more proof
do you need? Wbo initiated it? I still have no idea.

If someone hijacked the eBay system and somehow forged the headers both
inside eBay and to the external email address, sure I guess that>s possible.
But they also had to cancel the auctions and suspend my ID.

So, what do you think happened?

Or is it simply you don>t believe anything I>ve said? That I can>t
help you with. :)
[/quote]
Don>t let it bother you; it is just human nature. We judge things
by our own experiences. If, say, 90% of ebay customers have no
problems and 10% get screwed, those in the 90% naturally tend to
dismiss claims by the 10%. Your story is credible and matches the
stories told by others in similar situations.

Eeyore · Guest

GMAN wrote:

[quote]Anyone know where to find the foam material that is used for filters. The kind
you would use behind computer fans and the like to catch dust. I need to make
some custom filters for a few 120mm fans, Is there some place that sells it by
the sheet or rolls?
[/quote]
You need fairly open stuff od the airflow will be impeded.

Do you mean this which I>ve used in power amps a lot (mainly present a nice trim
to cooling slots).

http://steplaw.com/reticulatedfoam.html

You don>t say where you are but in case you>re in the UK go to Foam Engineers for
it.

Graham

N_Cook · Guest

Eeyore <rabbitsfriendsandrelations@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:4866623B.ED210FDD@hotmail.com...
[quote]

GMAN wrote:

Anyone know where to find the foam material that is used for filters.
The kind
you would use behind computer fans and the like to catch dust. I need to
make
some custom filters for a few 120mm fans, Is there some place that sells
it by
the sheet or rolls?

You need fairly open stuff od the airflow will be impeded.

Do you mean this which I>ve used in power amps a lot (mainly present a
nice trim
to cooling slots).

http://steplaw.com/reticulatedfoam.html

You don>t say where you are but in case you>re in the UK go to Foam
Engineers for
it.

Graham

[/quote]
so thats what its called

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http://home.graffiti.net/diverse:graffiti.net/

GMAN · Guest

In article <4fb6835571dave@davenoise.co.uk>, "Dave Plowman (News)" <dave@davenoise.co.uk> wrote:
[quote]In article <g44rdl$24v$1@news.xmission.com>,
GMAN <glenzabr@xmission.com> wrote:
Anyone know where to find the foam material that is used for filters.
The kind you would use behind computer fans and the like to catch dust.
I need to make some custom filters for a few 120mm fans, Is there some
place that sells it by the sheet or rolls?

DIY stores sell it for cooker hoods. About 5mm thick.

Thanks, I will call around. I was rattling my brain trying to think what types[/quote]
of industries use filter materials like what i am seeking and range or stove
hood vents was something i had forgotten about.

What i am looking for are sheets or rolls of this material. This company has
what i sort of need but they will not sell to non corporate customers. I need a
slightly larger size.

http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/items/4YD83

GMAN · Guest

In article <8occ64d3r1d93t7ismtbilufjjfhlcvtcr@4ax.com>, Jim Adney <jadney@vwtype3.org> wrote:
[quote]On Sat, 28 Jun 2008 08:06:11 GMT glenzabr@xmission.com (GMAN) wrote:

Anyone know where to find the foam material that is used for filters. The kind

you would use behind computer fans and the like to catch dust. I need to make
some custom filters for a few 120mm fans, Is there some place that sells it by

the sheet or rolls?

Hardware stores often have sheets of open foam filter material for air
conditioner filters. It>s a couple square feet, about 1/8" thick, and
easily cut to size with scissors.

-
[/quote]

I tried Home Depot and Lowes no luck. I will try around at some smaller stores
like ACE if i can find one locally. I cant believe its this hard to find the
stuff.

GMAN · Guest

In article <4866623B.ED210FDD@hotmail.com>, Eeyore <rabbitsfriendsandrelations@hotmail.com> wrote:
[quote]

GMAN wrote:

Anyone know where to find the foam material that is used for filters. The
kind
you would use behind computer fans and the like to catch dust. I need to make
some custom filters for a few 120mm fans, Is there some place that sells it
by
the sheet or rolls?

You need fairly open stuff od the airflow will be impeded.

[/quote]
Yes, exactly

[quote]Do you mean this which I>ve used in power amps a lot (mainly present a nice
trim
to cooling slots).

http://steplaw.com/reticulatedfoam.html
[/quote]
Yes thats it, also known as

http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/items/4YD83
The above company wont sell to retail purchasers, just resellers. Plus i need a
larger sized sheet so i can cut to size.

[quote]
You don>t say where you are but in case you>re in the UK go to Foam Engineers
for
it.

Graham

I am in Salt Lake City, Utah USA.[/quote]

bg · Guest

GMAN wrote in message ...
[quote]In article <4866623B.ED210FDD@hotmail.com>, Eeyore
rabbitsfriendsandrelations@hotmail.com> wrote:

GMAN wrote:

Anyone know where to find the foam material that is used for filters.
The
kind
you would use behind computer fans and the like to catch dust. I need to
make
some custom filters for a few 120mm fans, Is there some place that sells
it
by
the sheet or rolls?

You need fairly open stuff od the airflow will be impeded.

Yes, exactly

Do you mean this which I>ve used in power amps a lot (mainly present a
nice
trim
to cooling slots).

http://steplaw.com/reticulatedfoam.html

Yes thats it, also known as

http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/items/4YD83
The above company wont sell to retail purchasers, just resellers. Plus i
need a
larger sized sheet so i can cut to size.

You don>t say where you are but in case you>re in the UK go to Foam
Engineers
for
it.

Graham

I am in Salt Lake City, Utah USA.

You might try industrial supply on 3rd west and 17th south. Try some of the[/quote]
sewing supply or arts and crafts stores for sheet foam rubber.
bg

Eeyore · Guest

GMAN wrote:

[quote]Eeyore wrote:
GMAN wrote:

Anyone know where to find the foam material that is used for filters. The
kind
you would use behind computer fans and the like to catch dust. I need to make
some custom filters for a few 120mm fans, Is there some place that sells it
by the sheet or rolls?

You need fairly open stuff od the airflow will be impeded.

Yes, exactly

Do you mean this which I>ve used in power amps a lot (mainly present a nice
trim to cooling slots).

http://steplaw.com/reticulatedfoam.html

Yes thats it, also known as

http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/items/4YD83
The above company wont sell to retail purchasers, just resellers. Plus i need a
larger sized sheet so i can cut to size.

You don>t say where you are but in case you>re in the UK go to Foam Engineers
for it.

Graham

I am in Salt Lake City, Utah USA.
[/quote]
Google 'reticulated foam'. That>s all I did. There seemed to bevarious sellers other than the
manufacturers.

Graham


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