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Thread: Hi from jons872 Scotland
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10-11-2007, 03:55 PM #1
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Hi from jons872 Scotland
I'm pleased to find this forum and I have seen some of the youtube videos, like the joyrider and tronicgr. Really good to help beginners like myself. Don't hesitate to email me on your projects, I could use help myself.
Nice to be here.
Jon B
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10-11-2007, 03:59 PM #2
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Nice to have you here Jon! Let see some pics in the gallery! We are all just nuts, so don't mind us. Looking forward to seeing your project.
Bob Reed
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10-11-2007, 04:00 PM #3
Welcome to Mycockpit.org Jon,
It's great to have you here. Please post pictures of your project in the gallery. I am looking forward to seeing your progress.
If you would like, feel free to join into any of the discussions, I am sure you have lots of information to offer.
Best regards,
Trev________________________
Trevor Hale
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11-02-2007, 06:47 PM #4
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Diy projector using your monitor
Did you know that you can make a projector from a monitor by using a fresnel lens to project an image 100" on your wall or a screen.
The quality is ok and it can be done easily for a £5 and simple tools and a couple of boxs to hold the lens.
When you try to set up a projector like this make sure you invert the desktop of the monitor your using ( easy done) as a lens turns the image upside down.
Any body did this yet im in the process of geting the fresnel lens tommorrow and giving it a try.
Jon B
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11-03-2007, 08:33 AM #5
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Welcome aboard mate, you appear to be quite local to me.
My setup:
pc 1: MSI K9NSli, onboard sound and lan, LC AMD 6400X2, 4096mb corsair 800ddr2, Pcie 7600GT with 32" lcd@1360x768
pc 2:Asus mobo, onboard sound and lan, Athlon xp2800, 1.5gb pc4200, agp 4200Ti and 10.4" touchscreen lcd@1024x768
pc 3:generic mobo, Athlon xp2400, 1gb 133 ram, agp Radeon 9200, pci Radeon 9250 with dual psone vga lcds @768x576
Cougar, f16u, 7.1 sound, 4.1 sound, Trackir 4pro and vrf tfs seat pack.
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11-04-2007, 04:13 PM #6
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Hi,
Thats some set up are you using. I'm new to building this stuff. Do you use 3 pc's for your setup and do you need this kind of processing power for your cockpit.
Jon B
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11-13-2007, 04:17 PM #7
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Not sure if you were asking me that question.(so incase you were) All three PCs are heavily loaded during flight. I'm running instuments on both lower spec PCs and active Sky X. Every process I can successfully run of the main PC helps.
My setup:
pc 1: MSI K9NSli, onboard sound and lan, LC AMD 6400X2, 4096mb corsair 800ddr2, Pcie 7600GT with 32" lcd@1360x768
pc 2:Asus mobo, onboard sound and lan, Athlon xp2800, 1.5gb pc4200, agp 4200Ti and 10.4" touchscreen lcd@1024x768
pc 3:generic mobo, Athlon xp2400, 1gb 133 ram, agp Radeon 9200, pci Radeon 9250 with dual psone vga lcds @768x576
Cougar, f16u, 7.1 sound, 4.1 sound, Trackir 4pro and vrf tfs seat pack.
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