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tommac
Joined: Oct 12, 2002
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From: Sheffield, UK
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finally, im glad the idea caught on, yep drhighs right, another way of doing it is getting rid of the sides so u just have two long pies, if you cut these right you wont be able to see them, i have done this and i have a pile of peices of card ready 4 use!!!
cheers 4 the help drhigh5! |
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Owen
Joined: May 04, 2002
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From: The Netherlands - Amstelveen
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Where you from Tommac?
Owen den Engelsman |
tommac
Joined: Oct 12, 2002
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ive already said, but sheffield why? n please dont go dissin me or sheffield cus ive had that already, im jst tryin 2 help, n i fink it has done 4 a few people?! |
wapchimp
Joined: Jun 09, 2002
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@tommac - be cool
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drhigh5
Joined: Jun 13, 2002
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@ tommac (and all)
If you actually make a letterbox shape piece of card board out of one piece of cardboard and not two strips down the side as you are suggesting you are doing Tommac then you only ever need to make one gasket. I have secured my single piece of slotted card board to the mp3 player permanently with some double sided tape.  |
egg378
Joined: Nov 05, 2002
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gj guys...? for u all...after seeing this tip i started lookin for a mp3 player and found this but it says it has a 32MB SD card and reader? would it be better than MMC? cheaper to upgrade to 128MB than MMC? |
tommac
Joined: Oct 12, 2002
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yeah, it is a modifiyed method nice 1. neway does ne1 no ne places i can get a cheap(ish) communicam? around £80-£90??
p.swat did u mean by be cool>? orangeman?? |
PowerFlower
Joined: Sep 29, 2002
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...but it says it has a 32MB SD card and reader? would it be better than MMC? cheaper to upgrade to 128MB than MMC?
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That'd be nice, SD is faster than MMC (in pc -> card transfers in this case) and the reader'd be more versatile. SD is more expensive than mmc but downwards compatible (mmc works in SD slots). Are you sure tho? |
tommac
Joined: Oct 12, 2002
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that would be gud but didnt se bring out the mp3 out before sd's were well known? i dunno neway can ne1 give ne sites with good backgrounds that rnt found everywhere, cus i just keep gettin the same ones whereeva i go.
plz? |
tommac
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can ne1 advise me on wether its worth buyn a comminicam 4 my t68i because i have heard mixed views about them so i dont know whether its a gud investment.
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egg378
Joined: Nov 05, 2002
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nm i called the place up and guess wut no big surprise some knucklehead ###### it up it is MMC not SD suks |
sum_yong
Joined: Nov 17, 2002
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It really works! I can hold the player and swing it, the music still continues to play! thanks for the tip! you are very smart ! |
Scottcmh
Joined: Nov 03, 2002
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How thick is the card ur using? Quite troublesome as the card wears down after a while and have to replace |
sum_yong
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On 2002-11-18 16:52, Scottcmh wrote:
How thick is the card ur using? Quite troublesome as the card wears down after a while and have to replace
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i cut the "ring" from a business card |
drhigh5
Joined: Jun 13, 2002
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A business card is a good thickness. To avoid wearing it down and to keep it in place I have cut a piece of sellotape a bit bigger than the square ring and have permanently stuck it down over the cardboard onto the MP3 player. You can't see it when it is attached. 
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Posted: 2002-11-06 22:29
