The only other thing it needs is some sealed lead acid batteries and a solar panel with a charge controller so that the dudes over seas can play it in a tent or the back of a truck or anywhere else they might be.

Posted at 7:42 pm on Oct 8th, 2008 by mike

Pelican cases are extremely easy to work with as long as you aren’t trying to keep the seals intact!

They rock in general.
Check out the warranty on ‘em.

I think they are covered against everything except shark attacks and children under six!

Posted at 5:38 am on Oct 9th, 2008 by strider_mt2k

he is trying to hard to make the DVD top loading.

He should just make the whole dvd player similar to top loading.

That is, he should spring load the dvd case, so that , one must depress the dvd case, which then pops up allowing the front of the player to be exposed.

Posted at 5:56 am on Oct 9th, 2008 by backwards

Exactly my thoughts backwards. But why not have it angled permanently? No moving parts.

@ Strider, he is keeping the seals. He must be using an adhesive to attach the components.

Posted at 8:39 am on Oct 9th, 2008 by nubie

hes using industrial strength Velcro to secure things

Posted at 11:24 am on Oct 9th, 2008 by Mick

You can bolt through a pelican case and keep it water tight. Just needs rubber washers on the heads. I built a computer out of a pelican knock off that has rp-tnc wifi connectors on the outside that’s still water resistant. I wouldn’t try to float it, but rain wouldn’t hurt it.

Posted at 12:13 pm on Oct 9th, 2008 by barry99705

just a heads up, we buy our pelican cases from cases-4-less.com. I’m not affiliated with them in any way, they just have extremely good prices on Pelican Cases – about half the price they are at fry’s if you buy them without the foam (we use custom foam for our products), or still much cheaper if you do get foam. Their website looks kinda sketchy but i can vouch that they are a decent company.
-Taylor

Posted at 1:10 pm on Oct 9th, 2008 by Taylor Alexander

Bah, i fail, there are no dashes in the web address, it’s cases4less.com

Posted at 1:11 pm on Oct 9th, 2008 by Taylor Alexander

I think he wants a perfect seal for the Seals ;)

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