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You got two brackets because I asked them to include two brackets. You got 5 mounting screws because I don't know why. The prototypes came with 8, IIRC. Apparently, someone decided to include fewer for some unknown reason.Umm i got 4 brackets seeing there was only 5 mounting screws maybe they sent 4 so you can double them up?
I think you're confused. The rubber soft-mounts are only for mounting the drives to the case. There's no way to use them 'between' the drives.
Uh oh ... my tracking number when refreshed from USPS now shows that it has been archived ... that usually means that it's considered inactive. I was 0025![]()
No the rubbers push ageist the side of the holes once the screws are in and done up there not loose there no way they would fall out.
http://postimg.org/image/uelik2xcb/full/
So a solution would indeed be to flip the bracket so the countersunk screws are offset, or maybe use a very thin & tiny shim between the drive and the bracket. I'd also recommend to first install the mounting pan-head screws and then attach the bracket, this will stop the countersunk screws from going in too deep.
I documented the ...
Thanks, I made it myself !Jealous of your ring flash.
That's my dad's, he has had it for a very long time from when he still went to school. Japanse quality FTW !Also jealous of your mitutoyo![]()
You can ask them if you want the cables shorters, let's say 12cm.
Nice to know, so is 12cm ideal length?
Uh oh ... my tracking number when refreshed from USPS now shows that it has been archived ... that usually means that it's considered inactive. I was 0025![]()
How odd, I am dispatch 26 and mine says it was archived as well -- They indicate this means that there is more information in offline records though, so I took up its offer to make them online. I will report if this brings fresh news.
Shouldn't you be able to report this to USPS and get damages since it is insured? Or would it be wahaha360 who reports it since he mailed the package? Then the money can be used to exchange the replacement front.
This brings up the question about how the exchanges will work. Wahaha360 can you explain how you are planning to handle this? For example are you expecting returns of the damaged parts, or are you just going to send out replacements? Who reports the problem with USPS, and who claims the insurance money for damages? Since we paid for the shipments, but w360 did the shipping this is unclear to me and probably others. It looks like there is a time period claims are allowed and they require original packaging and photos and possible delivery to the nearest post office for inspection for the claim.
Seeing it was only the front dented wouldn't a replacement front panel be easier and faster to send out to him?
I would think so. W360 is handling that, though.
Or just search on ebay for countersunk M3 4mm
not even that expensive if you ask me: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/100-x-M3x4mm-Black-2-5-Laptop-Hard-Drive-SSD-Mounting-Screws-Free-UK-P-P-/251300515203
Sorry for the confusion.
My motherboard is P8Z77-I. So 12cm seem right. Originally, it was 10cm but 2 extra might be safer. I have a 450 SFX gold.
Uh oh ... my tracking number when refreshed from USPS now shows that it has been archived ... that usually means that it's considered inactive. I was 0025![]()
I am sure this is happening to everyone. It has taken so long to get here they are turning off the lights.
Welp, I spoke too soon ... maybe the archiving was a "good" thing because it showed up unannounced this morning and USPS updated itself a few hours later!
I plan on selling mine once it arrives. I wonder if anyone else is planning to do the same?
if anyone has the ship info we can track it here: http://www.marinetraffic.com/en/
I plan on selling mine once it arrives. I wonder if anyone else is planning to do the same?
Can anyone tell me about this cpu cooler that may fit with Impact?
http://www.thermalright.com/html/products/cpu_cooler/axp-200r.html