PocketBrain
Member Since: June 24, 2010
Country: United States
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I also tried it, by allowing ink to dry and stacking the coats of ink - a short run of 8 ohms became 4 ohms when doubled up, so yes here as well.
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I found the manual (I was curious about the additional buttons): https://download.8bitdo.com/Manual/Controller/SN30pro+SF30pro/SN30pro_Manual.pdf Nice that it has 2x analog and 2x each shoulder.
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I researched this a little and there are a couple of notes on this new product: 1. The board is a little more spread out than the standard-topology Pi 4 B; also there is a large metal plate under the keyboard that serves as a thermal dump, so it runs much cooler. 2. It natively clocks and can overclock faster than the standard Pi 4 B.
I look forward to working with this. -
I researched this a little and there are a couple of notes on this new product: 1. The board is a little more spread out than the standard-topology Pi 4 B; also there is a large metal plate under the keyboard that serves as a thermal dump, so it runs much cooler. 2. It natively clocks and can overclock faster than the standard Pi 4 B.
I look forward to working with this. -
Plenty of play in the spring, but very tight squeeze on a cell with built-in protection circuit, if it even will fit. Please source one for 67+mm length cells, SparkGuys! I have a cell that's about 68mm cylinder, 70mm end-to-end with + side button. Too snug, barely makes contact if I wedge it in.
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Damn your prophesy, sir!
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Is that a Versapak drill/driver Nathan is holding?
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I have a feeling next year's AVC is going to be awesome.
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Actually, I'd say Radio Shack's self-destruction contributed to the rise of this website/store; they got out of depth in hobby electronics and focused on cell phones, sacrificing what made them unique. Something had to rush in to fill the vacuum.
