Re: TI-H: SPin cartriges
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Re: TI-H: SPin cartriges
You got the right part! Just cut them in two sections down the middle
and glue them together, or glue two full lenth ones together and cut the
end off for the plug, or you can make it thicker by cutting the flat
sides out and gluing two layers...
half height cases
______ ______ ______ ______________
,>=|______\ /______| |______\ =|______________\
| =|______/ cut =|______________/
plug case Long case
Full height cases
____ ______Rectangular opening on bottom
/____\ __|___ break all this plastic off.
// / \\ |__v___\
// / / |______/
// / //
|/ / // Make two short cases and cut the bottom off
`---__|/
___Plug
|
| __________
v /__________\
=/___________/|
=|___________|/|
|___________|/
Hope this helps!
an ESF can fit in a short half height case. The temp sensor can as well.
I usualy use a half height case for the speaker cart as well. The
speaker is attached to the top of the case and the volume control is
attached to the end, on the top.
Richard piotter
richfiles1@hotmail.com
>
>
>What IS the part number for the cases? I (tried to) ordered some and
all
>they sent me was this stupid little plastic thingy to go over the
contacts.
> Jeff Rapp
>
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Richard Piotter <richfiles1@hotmail.com>
>To: ti-hardware@lists.ticalc.org <ti-hardware@lists.ticalc.org>
>Date: Wednesday, February 18, 1998 3:27 PM
>Subject: Re: TI-H: SPin cartriges
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>
>>
>>If you don't mind a transparent case, or if you don't mind painting
the
>>inside of the case, you can also use Tic-Tack containers! They are a
bit
>>bigger, so larger projects, such as the EII will fit in them, and they
>>can be made any color you like, by painting the INSIDE. If you paint
the
>>inside, the paint can't be scratched off by dropping it, and you get a
>>PERFECT gloss look! Another great case would be microcassete cases,
like
>>those in answering machines!
>>
>>Richard Piotter
>>richfiles1@hotmail.com
>>
>>>
>>>I found a great housing for SPin cartriges, or any other small
devices.
>>=
>>>Thanks to Rich, (he found this out first, I am just backing him up) I
=
>>>called Nintendo and ordered some virtual boy game covers. You can
cut
>>=
>>>them in half, glue 2 together, whatever. The best part is that they
>>are =
>>>free! Just call (the number is on Rich's web site) and tell them you
=
>>>want covers for Virtual Boy games. They'll ask for all sorts of
info,
>>=
>>>and a couple weeks later they will come. Thanks Rich!
>>>
>>>
>>=
>>> -Robert Brack
>>>
>>=
>>> reb@netride.com
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
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