my new mighty diy red!

[stackingmont]

check out my amazing, powerful, and very pretty (not) diy red that i constructed using ddl's circuit. yes, it is taped to a piece of 2x4 ;D

 

[Gazoo]

I must say it is very.......unique... ;D

 

[stackingmont]

yup. i don't care how it looks, as long as it works. personally, i wouldn't change it. it has that "homemade" look to it

 

[a_pyro_is]

That reminds me of my first computer. LOL

 

[stackingmont]

hey i would like to include more pictures embedded into the post, but i can't figure out how. i can't figure out the insert picture thing. can someone help me out? i don't want to attach a file every time i include media.

 

[wooooooolazer]

OH no  since the  forum just crashed i had to reaload stackingmounts massive full resolution picture...thought my computer was going to break ;D
[/offtopic]

Taped to a 2by4...very um unique :-?
Looks good tho, nice circuit but might want to put more metel around the diode, just the aixisz would prob warm up fast.

...lazer... ;D ;D ;D

 

[stackingmont]

lol ik everyone hates my massive pic, but im keeping it. its too mighty of a picture to be seen teeny

 

[stackingmont]

oh and the module doesn't really warm up unless i have the pot resistance turned down all the way, which i really never do anyways.

 

[Switch]

Still your mighty laser deserves a mightier case !

 

[stackingmont]

it wont fit in a case because of the bulky rheostat

 

[Things]

Do you want to put a pic in your post, or imbed movies? To put a pic directly in, you have to upload it somewhere first, then put in the [img the url of your image [/img and put a ] on the end of both of those img tags. I personally don't know how to imbed a video, never done it before

 

[stackingmont]

oh so i have to post it online first? that kinda stinks... im guessing its the same for videos?

 

[roSSco]

Your avatar is 4406.83 KB (4512595 bytes) !

 

[chimo]

Your avatar is 4406.83 KB (4512595 bytes) !

I just checked it out as well.  WOW!  I hope only his thumbnail loads and not the whole image each time.  

Stackingmount, you may want to check that out, otherwise, it may be costing LPF a lot of bandwidth.

 

[xanatos]

Hi,

Yes, the whole image needs to load in order to display the thumbnail image. The thumbnail is displayed at the HTML specified size, but it is really the whole image. Right-click and do a "save image as..." to your desktop, then right-click on the image and select "properties" - you'll see the whole image loads in the space.

If you don't have photoshop or a similar program to make a thumbnail, you can use the one I have attached here _ I reduced it to 200 pixels wide (it was 2000).

Dave

 

[stackingmont]

k thanks ill use that as soon as i get my comp working again... ive been using my wii!