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you should post this info in this thread:  http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/8788/ … e-another/

its the same topic, so imma close this one, but please post this info over there because people do use that thread.

consolidation.

thanks!

tell them you like what they are doing, be appreciative towards them.  too many people only put forward the effort when they are feeling negative towards something, somehow this negativity is more motivating.  and (awesomely) most everyone in this scene is very accessible and responsive. 

buy their stuff

go to shows if you're able (online/real life dichotomy breakdown!)

learn something new, and then share/teach this to other people when you can, and you'll end up being a student for a second time.  become an ambassador and you'll continue to grow in the matter.  i'm ripping off someone's quote i think i read on a bumper sticker, but whatever. 

reach out to them about their technique!  most people would love to share.  the 'how' of chipmusic is really as novel a thing as the music that's being made from the how.  the 'post your home/gig setup' thread on this site is a great example to illustrate the creativity of some people before they even make a noise

it seems like people are wanting more online interaction re: constructive criticism.  maybe jump in on that boat? 

this community doesn't really orbit around a central hard-edged identity, its a very fuzzy-edged group i think.  which sometimes means there is some general dispute over exactly what 'is' is, sure, but its also great ground for bringing in new ideas and working new concepts into whatever it is you're doing.  i think the best way any of us could help out this community is simply to bring our strong points/skills into whatever it is we're doing either in the purist center of the group or off in the fuzzy edges, or wherever you fall in between.  you'll also find that you might be able to interact with the community in a way which will allow you to train yourself up on the skills you already possess.  symbiotic relationship.  i bet there is a name for this in group-systems and networks studies lit somewhere

if you happen to order from us (kitsch-bent) in the future, drop me an email at the same time and remind me of this because i have extra nuts which should fit this part, i'll just drop one in the package for ya

although, i wonder if the threading is different on UK and US versions of this part?  i'm not sure if its the UK or the US which is the oddball compared to basically the rest of the world, but seems like it might be the UK which uses a different threading standard?  or, am I just getting this from car parts and the movie steamboy?  i just realized the kid had this problem in that movie...

oh man, this is really awesome!  i'll post a pic of something similar i've been doing and share when i get to a regular comp, i like your approach though.  the thinner battery pack sure does save a lot of room...  (i'll post it in my own thread so i dont derail yours, this is a great doing you've done)

so, now that you've done this, how is it performing?  and dos/donts to share?

if you were wanting soldering tutorial, this is a really great resource: http://store.curiousinventor.com/guides/How_to_Solder

i'm always looking for functional back PCBs, btw   hit me up next time before you toss them out...

welcome, and thanks so much for posting its really great seeing what people come up with!  and congrats on the great looking/clean mod, i'm not alone in saying nice job on backlighting the LCD on the first attempt without screwing it up!