UnholyKnight
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The drive still recieves power, but it old, and im tired of it... anybody got any good ideas on how to kill it? I want to burn it up or make it catch fire.... something 1337. Any ideas?
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Originally posted by UnholyKnight
... I want to burn it up or make it catch fire.... something 1337. Any ideas?
Originally posted by r_shortt
Why not splice a wall plug (110v or 220v) into the power connector?
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Originally posted by CVNet1
I wonder if you increased the usual DC voltage to the drive (usually 12V to say 18 to 24V if you could get it to spin a CD fast enough to disintegrate it internally ---before the circuitry fry's itself of course. Might be interesting to have it spitting out flying chards of CD parts or something or perhaps if you could somehow remove the top cover to the CDRom and let it spin a few CD's up to speed and then somehow make them launch in the air (assuming they don't automatically do that by spinning up)
Hey that sounds like quite a lot of fun. I pulled a 56x drive out of a dumpster last week so I might try it. It works, but I don't have much use for it.Originally posted by Flipside
Before you do anything...Do this!!!
Crack a CD, insert it into the drive and get it to spin up...
It's destroy the drive and the disk...
anyone catch the mythbusters where they broke cdr's by spinning them real fast (though i believed they used some sort of high speed motor, not an actual cd rom drive motor, they were testing the cd's afterall, not the drives)Originally posted by CVNet1
I wonder if you increased the usual DC voltage to the drive (usually 12V to say 18 to 24V if you could get it to spin a CD fast enough to disintegrate it internally ---before the circuitry fry's itself of course. Might be interesting to have it spitting out flying chards of CD parts or something or perhaps if you could somehow remove the top cover to the CDRom and let it spin a few CD's up to speed and then somehow make them launch in the air (assuming they don't automatically do that by spinning up)
Originally posted by tim
anyone catch the mythbusters where they broke cdr's by spinning them real fast (though i believed they used some sort of high speed motor, not an actual cd rom drive motor, they were testing the cd's afterall, not the drives)
Originally posted by RS3RS
That sounds like a good idea.