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Recent content by Stray Catalyst

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    Webcam Case Mod

    Frenkie, I love the way your webcam looks! The polystyrene work is more artistic than my found-object one. Webcams aren't modded much because they're not used much - at some point I want to case-mod my mouse, as it's another computer peripheral that's rarely modded.
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    Webcam Case Mod

    I did this on a whim, as I had been given an older Kodamatic Number 1 Monitor camera and a Logitech webcam. The webcam, once removed from its plastic, fits nicely into the leather bellows in the lens. I still have to take it back apart and paint over the status LED, as I can see the...
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    Using car gauges with watercooling

    Looks neat, but not what I'm looking for. I'm looking for a 12V temperature sending unit that will interface with an automotive gage. I'll probably just have to experiment with thermistors and make my own. Stray
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    Using car gauges with watercooling

    I'm not looking for super accuracy - just a quick glance "cool, warm, or hot" kind of reading. If I want accuracy I can use an infrared noncontact thermometer or similar - this is more for effect and fun. I just need to find a sending unit that will react at the lower temperatures I'm...
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    Using car gauges with watercooling

    I'm case molding my computer. I have an older Porsche gauge that includes a gas gauge ( sending unit is in the coolant reservoir) and a temperature gauge. Where can I find a temperature sending unit that will give me a meaningful reading (ie, a low reading at room temperature and a high one when...
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