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Also, when your cutting plexi, it helps to put a strip of tape along the line you're cutting, because the plexi chips and the tape helps you get a cleaner edge. Also, use blades with very fine teeth. Big teeth will destroy your edge and throw sharp chips everywhere. Go slow, almost like your melting through it.
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Alright! Thanks neil. ;3
Does anyone know the awnser to my first question?
"I don't really want to dish out like $100+ for the rare and hard to find Dreamcast Ethernet Adapter. Now, since the Dreamcast has a built in 56k Modem/Telephone Modem, here comes my question. Do they make wireless adapters for a 56k? (So instead of tieing up the phoneline when I want online, I could just use my routers wifi. Wifi is ethernet. Basically I'm asking, if I can get a 56k Wifi adapter and stick it in the dreamcast and have wireless internet, Instead of using a 56k cable and running it to a modem.)"
Does anyone know the awnser to my first question?
"I don't really want to dish out like $100+ for the rare and hard to find Dreamcast Ethernet Adapter. Now, since the Dreamcast has a built in 56k Modem/Telephone Modem, here comes my question. Do they make wireless adapters for a 56k? (So instead of tieing up the phoneline when I want online, I could just use my routers wifi. Wifi is ethernet. Basically I'm asking, if I can get a 56k Wifi adapter and stick it in the dreamcast and have wireless internet, Instead of using a 56k cable and running it to a modem.)"

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No don't think they ever made a wireless on but with 80 bucks you can make your own.HotDog-Cart wrote:Alright! Thanks neil. ;3
Does anyone know the awnser to my first question?
"I don't really want to dish out like $100+ for the rare and hard to find Dreamcast Ethernet Adapter. Now, since the Dreamcast has a built in 56k Modem/Telephone Modem, here comes my question. Do they make wireless adapters for a 56k? (So instead of tieing up the phoneline when I want online, I could just use my routers wifi. Wifi is ethernet. Basically I'm asking, if I can get a 56k Wifi adapter and stick it in the dreamcast and have wireless internet, Instead of using a 56k cable and running it to a modem.)"
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You should make the disk drive, like a PC drive. I mounted the parts to an old PS2 DVD drive last night, and it actually works. You have to hold the door switch closed, and it screws up a lot, because the parts are only taped on, since I had no hotglue to mess with it.
The way the disk drive works on a PS2 is easy, the laser assembly is all on a metal peice. The drive drawer itself when it moves, it just tilts the metal peice down for the disk to come out. I suggest you try it out, if you have a spare drive. I'd get a pic but I have no camera.
Probably don't belive me since I have no proof, but it really works. You just need to mount the DC laser parts into when the DVD drive parts were.
If you arn't gonna do it, screw my Genesis portable, I'll be making a laptop.
The way the disk drive works on a PS2 is easy, the laser assembly is all on a metal peice. The drive drawer itself when it moves, it just tilts the metal peice down for the disk to come out. I suggest you try it out, if you have a spare drive. I'd get a pic but I have no camera.
Probably don't belive me since I have no proof, but it really works. You just need to mount the DC laser parts into when the DVD drive parts were.
If you arn't gonna do it, screw my Genesis portable, I'll be making a laptop.
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Update: I sent the cash out via mail to the person whos gonna send me the VGA box. It should be here but next week sometime. If it works on my 17inch then I'll the 17inch as my screen. If not, I'll try it on my 15inch.
I'm going with a standard laptop folding design. The controller may not be built in. Yet if it is, its going to be able to be taken out.
I'm going with a standard laptop folding design. The controller may not be built in. Yet if it is, its going to be able to be taken out.

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