case mod
Part 2: Reading Fan / Water Pump RPM
In part one I covered how to connect two temperature sensors and the LCD to our Aruino. In this installment I am going to show you how to read the RPM of the water pump. The Arduino Controlled PC Watercooling Information Display will display the water pumps RPM on one screen so I had to figure out how to read the RPM from the data output by a Hall effect sensor...more after the jump...
PS2_LCD_width
cgantt — Tue, 01/12/2010 - 10:10
Width measurement of the actual screen on the PS2 LCD screen
brokenarmor
cgantt — Tue, 01/12/2010 - 10:10
Part of the damage done to the Armor+ case during shipping. 100% UPS fault.
PS2_LCD
cgantt — Tue, 01/12/2010 - 10:10
The PS2 LCD screen I am recycling to put in the from of the COD MW2 Case.
PS2_LCD_back
cgantt — Tue, 01/12/2010 - 10:10
Back of the actual LCD screen module from the PS2 screen kit.
PS2_LCD_diagonal
cgantt — Tue, 01/12/2010 - 10:10
Diagonal measurement of the screen on the PSU LCD screen.
Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 build. UPDATE 17 Dec. 2009
cgantt — Thu, 12/17/2009 - 01:32
Google Sketchup Model of Thermaltake Armor+.
A good plan is key to the success of any work of art. In the old days we had to draw these plans by hand using good old pen and paper. Today we have a wealth of tools available to us that offer an unlimited amount of options for us to plan our project down to the last screw. Google Sketchup, Alibre Design, and Blender are usually my tools of choice for 3d design work, and tonight I chose Google Sketchup for the 3d work on the Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 case mod. I spent some time in sketchup tonight modeling the Armor+ from scratch. I am no where near finished but it is to scale and will provide me a virtual place to test out ideas before I commit to them. Check out the full update here.
