My radiostation FuG-01/ET

[Sheyr]

Hi everybody!
I'd like to present my first mod here. It's a radiostation styled case with Enemy Territory (Wolfenstein) atmosphere. Everything works well. The voltmeter monitors the critical voltages i.e. +3,3V, +5V, +12V and the fan voltages (case fan, CPU fan and PSU fan) by the system of switches. CPU-fan and case-fan voltages are controlled by potentiometers. The ampermeter indicates the total current consumption. The phone doesn't work
I hope you will like it...
Happy moddin'
Sheyr

[FoRmEd]

Nice job!!

Very well done for your first case mod...

[public_eyesore]

looks awesome, glad you took the time to paint the keyboard keys too.

[Crimson Sky]

very nice...!! excellent case mod--its really tight

[Rankenphile]

Very, very nice work. The bullet holes are a nice touch, and very well implemented.

I'd love to see a work log for this!

Also, consider making the phone functional - adding a mic and single speaker wouldn't be over-hard, and it would be awesome to have it work for Skype or other VoIP programs.

[Crimson Sky]

I agree with Rankenphile--you could even take apart a USB mic/headset and utilize that for TeamSpeak or Skype

[public_eyesore]

i would like to see the back of the case, do you have any pictures?

[Sheyr]

First thank you for your nice comments. I'm glad you like my mod.

The complete worklog of the project you can see here http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=87387 ... also the back of the case - anything special.

I'm thinking still about making the phone functional. There is everything inside the handset (mic and speaker) and the cables too. I don't use this channel for communicatnion so I had no preasure to instal it.

Greetings
Sheyr

[Sheyr]

Today I added new pictures. Here they are:

[Rankenphile]

Very, very nice work. I really enjoyed the worklo, as well.

One comment I do have is that, with all of the aging you did on the case (very well, I might add) the rivets still seem awfully clean. Perhaps finding a way to tarnish their surfaces a bit might keep them from standing out as strongly as they do.

Please don't take that as criticism, however. I think the work you did is top-notch.