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FrenkieNL

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This is for me, a verrryy crucial step. May the modding fairies buzz your imagination Frenkie, hehe! It will be a challenge but not insurmountable, if I know you well enough :wink:

Cheers and Saludos

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Thanx man ! Well Mike, how about this:

After some extensive brain-draining I found a solution to secure the reservoir.

Two threaded studs and an aluminium strip.

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This way to mount it to the chassis.

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First a solid connection connection with the threaded studs.

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Some nice cap nuts.

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Two pieces of that stainless steel tubing.

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To finish it off like this.

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Next problem ( I mean ofc challenge) :P the flowmeter. I want to use this in combination with the reservoir. I had great difficulty placing it where I wanted too, with the standard existing in- and out let. So i mounted two 90 degrees connectors.

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This way, the total height of the flow meter stays within a reasonable size.

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Now I first need to make a solid point from the case. (attempts to mount it to the reservoir all failed)

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This is the way to mount it just above the reservoir.

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Mounted the Forex front.

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Sideview.

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I have cut two large pieces of Forex for both cirkels.

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This connector of the waterpump is coming in one of the slotplates.

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There you go.

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Started working with the giant on/off switch. Later on this will be covered with Forex.

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These two wires for the pump: no way man!

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There, that looks so much better.

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to be continueed....

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Thanks man, you can teach us also a lot !

All waterhoses are connected and the on/off switch mounted solid.

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'Genuine' Combine technology :-)

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Peeled all stickers of a Western Digital harddrive and mounted it to a Combine Transmigrator. :P

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When I modified the Transmigrator to fit the flux-deflector some nice sparks emitted!

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Mounted the modified HDD to the chassis.

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With swing-arm for easy access.

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There, thats ok for now.

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I disassembled an old connector to get this rubber housing.

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One HDD flatcable, one piece of tubing and that rubber housing.

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Ofc I had to split that flatcable :P

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Now it needs a little shrinking tube and a bit of paint.

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Also gave the molex power a tubing and an old cable guide.

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There it is.

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So then I thought, lets test the power connections and the LEDs......

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OUCH! major shortcut in one of the LEDs :-( Completely fried ! :oops:

But after I replaced it, everything worked fine. :cheers:

That SpinQT emits a nice red glow.

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Rest of the case is lit up in (steel)blue....

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One LED behind the flowmeter gives a lot of light.

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