DNA 200 Watt
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Big is the way to go. In fact, a portable nuclear reactor is really the only right choice, if one is orthodox
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Im thinking more along these lines.
Lithium Pros L3400, Lithium Pros 12-Volt Lithium Batteries | Lithium Pros
589 Watt hours should do the job.
Lithium Pros L3400, Lithium Pros 12-Volt Lithium Batteries | Lithium Pros
589 Watt hours should do the job.
No one is whining, it was just an observation. I have a Windows computer with a Linux partition,,,whatever comes my way I will surely be able to run. I was just letting anyone that was hoping to use Escribe on a Mac know that they were SOL.
I do agree that if you own a Mac, you most likely knew going into that purchase that there would be a lot of software your computer could not support, so whining would indeed be ridiculous.
An another note, I really dig the pads they're using for the solder points (except for the external buttons, which are optional). I've always hated through-hole soldering, especially in tight spaces.
I have a difficult time believing that anyone who got a mac understood what they were getting into
Sorry, it's Friday night (here in Sweden) and I'm bored...
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Screw it, I'll just wire my whole house into that!
Anyway, more seriously, I think I'm just going 3S. First I thought 3x18650, but frankly why use three of my normal batteries plus a new tray when I can just get a single compact Lipo. The Lipo is so cheap it's probably little more than a 3xserial tray anyway.
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Are you gonna make it portable in a proper box etc. or is it going to be experimental only for now? If it's portable it will be interesting to hear what you use for a box and 3s.
Duane
My first thought was not portable, just to get it up and running as fast and easily as possible. But now I see how cheap and easy a small lipo is, I think I'll at least have a go at getting a box up. No idea what one yet, I need to look around. Literally whatever looks easiest.
As soon as I can place an order for a professionally made DNA 200 I am going to do so. Quite possibly the Cloudmaker Whiteout which is potentially going to be released next Wednesday, on July 1st.
So this is just meant to be for quick/early experimentation, and a portable box is optional. But even if I just use it on my desk I don't want it all hanging out to get damaged, so even for experimentation some kind of box will be preferable
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Tony
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I'm sitting here with my Cloudmakers bookmark in the most prominent place on the computer. I have followed them for a long time and I really like their approach. I sorta feel a responsibility to support them for all the anticipatory pleasure I've had already. Also..if you do the DNA 200 you will be assured of a replaceable battery pack which for me at least would be an absolute requirement for a DNA 200.My first thought was not portable, just to get it up and running as fast and easily as possible. But now I see how cheap and easy a small lipo is, I think I'll at least have a go at getting a box up. No idea what one yet, I need to look around. Literally whatever looks easiest.
As soon as I can place an order for a professionally made DNA 200 I am going to do so. Quite possibly the Cloudmaker Whiteout which is potentially going to be released next Wednesday, on July 1st.
So this is just meant to be for quick/early experimentation, and a portable box is optional. But even if I just use it on my desk I don't want it all hanging out to get damaged, so even for experimentation some kind of box will be preferable
I have one of their first 500 discounts but they haven't said how low the $ will go with that. Don't tell anyone but it really doesn't matter all that much to me. I WANT ONE. I'll just quit eating for a while to pay for it if I have to.
Duane
I'm sitting here with my Cloudmakers bookmark in the most prominent place on the computer. I have followed them for a long time and I really like their approach. I sorta feel a responsibility to support them for all the anticipatory pleasure I've had already. Also..if you do the DNA 200 you will be assured of a replaceable battery pack which for me at least would be an absolute requirement for a DNA 200.
I have one of their first 500 discounts but they haven't said how low the $ will go with that. Don't tell anyone but it really doesn't matter all that much to me. I WANT ONE. I'll just quit eating for a while to pay for it if I have to.
Duane
Eating is overrated anyway.
Yeah, probably most users who are interested in really tinkering with the software won't have problems getting a VM up. Or even just Boot Camp, for occasional adjustments.
What are you using/going to use? Fusion, Parallels, Virtual Box? I always liked VMWare Fusion best back when I last used OSX regularly.
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