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What is this thickest tubing you would use. I'm looking at some 5/32" wall tubing and wondering if that would be to think to bend tight enough.
I'm trying to balance between flexibility and kink resistance.
This thread was exactly what I was looking for. I think I'm going to go with the XFX 5770 XXX in a new machine I'm building for a friend. I think the lifetime warranty is the biggest factor.
I know that Aluminum is a big no-no to mix with copper in your loop. But it is fine to use Brass, correct?
I ask because I have two brass fittings to adapt my Thermochill PA 120.3 to the G1/4 1/2" fittings.
Nobody is hacking your WPA2 encrypted and MAC secured router through the wireless connection.
They're coming in through the WAN IP with a backdoor planted by a trojan.
And the CIA is onto you also.
You should just build a Linux file server. Get a nice raid card that allows for a hot spare and a Supermicro case with 10 hot-swap bays. Get 5 WD1000FALS Caviar Black 1TB drives, disable the TLER, and build a nice RAID10 array in there and you'll be set. I'm sure you could do that for less than...
Data Robotics, Inc. implements a storage technology that they call BeyondRAID in their Drobo storage device. While not a true RAID extension, it does provide for using up to 8 SATA hard drives in the device and consolidating them into one big pool of storage. It has the advantage of being able...
Honestly, it's three DLP screens. Not really that impressive. Seeing the separation of the screens ruins it.
It would be nice if they made it out of one continuous OLED screen though.
^ You forgot about the 16gb model. Those are 2nd gen also.
So if your touch was manufactured after a certain date, all 32gb and 64gb models are considered iTouch 3G. While the 8gb and 16gb models remain the same as the 2G.
For 7/16" I was looking at this: http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/item.aspx?sku=59016&catid=736
Or for 1/2" I was looking at this: http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/item.aspx?sku=59019&catid=736
What do you think?