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headphones. They even sound decent. Here's the rest of the build log: The change that go.. making all the parts I didn't have already.  This includes new cross slide and compound slide, a new headstock and spindle with integrated taper for ER32 collets, and brushless spindle motor with a DC custom power supply. ideas over that fall semester.  We got an early start on the approval process for the ride, and, thanks to lots of hard work from our Rush chairs and others, we were able to get the permitting and approval from MIT and Cambridge in time. More docu*entation of the roller coaster's design and construction can be found here Two summers ago I bought an iPad 3 LCD off ebay.  These are 9.7 2048 x 1536 IPS panels, which use an internal DisplayPort interface.  In May, I finally got around to building an external display out of the panel, which can be clipped directly onto the side of my Macbook I have been using the display on a daily basis for the last four months, and it has held up beautifully.  It took a little while for my eyes to get used to the tiny 264 pixels-per-inch pixel density, but I can now comfortably use it at native resolution. of my all-terrain electric scooter suffered from a number of problems, the most important of which was in the motors I used.  The triple CIM I wanted out of the vehicle.  Actually they could, but just not for very long before the insulation on their windings turned into a melty After some attempted snow-scootering during the northeast snowstorm last year, I decided I was sick of the freshly roasted motor smell, and stored away the scooter until the summer.  A full teardown of the scooter revealed enough unnoticed or impending failures that I decided to scrap pretty much the entire mechanical end of the original scooter. Version 2 features the same HobbyKing LiPo battery pack and Kelly 72V 200A brushed motor controller as the original, but nearly everything else is new.  Replacing the CIMs are a pair of Magmotor S28-200s, which are slightly larger than the S28-150s of battlebot fame