Whoa!

I guess the Oscillascope is what runs with the buttons and knobs after all.
But does that not give you idea's as to integrate a system into another device?

That would be nifty.

Like this: http://www.metacafe.com/fplayer/2651...er_program.swf

Things like this are old in schools BTW.

Wow, doing anything like what you guys can do would be harding than growing a money tree~ Of course I'm speaking on my behalf...

Originally Posted by Kazna3

Whoa!

I guess the Oscillascope is what runs with the buttons and knobs after all.
But does that not give you idea's as to integrate a system into another device?

That would be nifty.

Like this: http://www.metacafe.com/fplayer/2651...er_program.swf

Things like this are old in schools BTW.

I have just read this again and for some reason it gave me a new idea!!!!

a full case mod with internal screen and 2 knobs... 1 for moving the curser horrizontaly and one for vertically!! (this could be done by modding a standard ball mouse) cant wait to get a proper job!!!!! :lol:

Originally Posted by Disturbed_Azn

Wow, doing anything like what you guys can do would be harding than growing a money tree~ Of course I'm speaking on my behalf...

In reply to this, i think it depends on your interests, i am interested in electronics and working with materials such as wood, plastic and metal. Baisically construction work. I leaned the baisics in school and learned a fair bit from various forums and other websites... In september, i will hopefully have an apprentaceship and going to college 1-2 days a week studying electrical/electronic engineering and by the time i am 21 i should be fully-skilled and fully-qualified

Originally Posted by madmikejt12

In reply to this, i think it depends on your interests, i am interested in electronics and working with materials such as wood, plastic and metal. Baisically construction work. I leaned the baisics in school and learned a fair bit from various forums and other websites... In september, i will hopefully have an apprentaceship and going to college 1-2 days a week studying electrical/electronic engineering and by the time i am 21 i should be fully-skilled and fully-qualified

Here's hoping you get it, because then, you'll know absolutely the ins and out of computer technologies, no kidding.

And you'll also be able to do this:
http://forums.overclockersclub.com/i...pic=64520&st=0
http://forums.overclockersclub.com/i...pic=69066&st=0

i want that workshop!!!!!! haha