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Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 7:04 am Post subject:
Hey elusiv1, i have a quick question for ya bro. What did you use to hold the led's?
I have something similar in mind, have had it in mind for months now, just was too lazy to get it underway, lol. _________________________________________________________ Predtech
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Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 10:35 pm Post subject:
Predtech, these particular leds have 3M tape on the back of them. You can also cut them every third led, there are scissors on the strips telling you where to cut. _________________________________________________________ Xbox V1.3
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Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 1:02 am Post subject:
oh yeah, i know the ones.
ok, thanks bro _________________________________________________________ Predtech
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Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 1:46 am Post subject:
Predtech, i'm sure you know this already with your mad modding skills, but i thought i'd give you a heads up if you plan on solderiing to the joints under the motherboard where the power brick connects to. Me being a rookie and all on soldering on the 360 motherboard, ended up using the wrong type of lead wires(20 gauge i think) and the damn motherboard wouldn't sit flush on the metal tray because of this. I know better next time if solder anything else on the bottom of the motherboard but i thought i'd just share this bit of advice with you so you won't struggle getting the board back in the tray like i did.. Also, i thought i'd ask if you would happen to know how people do these pulsating or dancing light mods?? _________________________________________________________ Xbox V1.3
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Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 3:36 am Post subject:
Thanks for the heads up, but i only use 24 or 26 gauge wire in my mods.
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Predtech, i'm sure you know this already with your mad modding skills, but i thought i'd give you a heads up if you plan on solderiing to the joints under the motherboard where the power brick connects to. Me being a rookie and all on soldering on the 360 motherboard, ended up using the wrong type of lead wires(20 gauge i think) and the damn motherboard wouldn't sit flush on the metal tray because of this. I know better next time if solder anything else on the bottom of the motherboard but i thought i'd just share this bit of advice with you so you won't struggle getting the board back in the tray like i did.. Also, i thought i'd ask if you would happen to know how people do these pulsating or dancing light mods??
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Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 4:11 pm Post subject:
It's cheaper if you get the chip directly from Sickmods.
http://shop.sickmods.net/product/PulseVU_2X/ _________________________________________________________ Predtech
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I know better next time if solder anything else on the bottom of the motherboard but i thought i'd just share this bit of advice with you so you won't struggle getting the board back in the tray like i did.. Also, i thought i'd ask if you would happen to know how people do these pulsating or dancing light mods??
