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The 3rd brakelight on the Civic, at least on my '99, is not the most impressive piece of equipment. It works, but I felt it needed more power! Home Improvement, anyone? Anyways, I started the project a couple years ago, making a rather simple LED assembly. I had it in the car for some time and it worked to this day. The problem was that I bought the LEDs at a local store, so they were expensive. I decided to build a bigger and better LED brakelight, this time, with on-line parts. I was able to research some various LEDs to find ones which were not only bright, but also featured a wide viewing angle. Continued... | |||||
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Apple's Mac Mini is a fine little computer, but who can even leave that little beauty true to the Apple design. I've owned my G4-powered Mini since March of 2005, so it's about time to have some fun with upgrades. Lots of info is available on how to open the unit, as well as other internal upgrades. This is a page that is based on my personal experience with modding out my Mini. I've provided links along the way to give credit to those that made this endeavour possible, even simple. Keep in mind, all this is done at your risk. Let common sense prevail. This is a Mac Mini upgrade guide, not a bible. If you have a knack for tinkering, this is for you. This is guide shows how I upgraded a 1.42GHz Mini to maximum RAM, a fast hard drive, and overclocked the processor to 1.58GHz. Continued... | |||
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