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L33tdawg: Harvest tools
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L33tdawg: Victim for harvesting - An old Sony Ericsson charger which had 4 x 1N4007s
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L33tdawg: Harvest rewards
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L33tdawg: Problem with harvesting components, stuff ends up being too short to resolder properly
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L33tdawg: Step down rails - ugly but they work
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L33tdawg: New home - Repurposed ADSL splitter box
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L33tdawg: External USB Bluetooth ready with everything taped together
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L33tdawg: Painted black
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L33tdawg: Decorated with some Random Data stickers
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L33tdawg: Decided to buy new diodes - picked up 1N4001s and 1N4007s
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L33tdawg: Harvested from a cheap 'internal' multicard reader
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L33tdawg: Internal USB header connector
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L33tdawg: Much easier
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L33tdawg: Checking for fit
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L33tdawg: Lots of space
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L33tdawg: Our new step down rail connected in-line to the +5v input off the USB header
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L33tdawg: Wiring it all up
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L33tdawg: Fitting everything in
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L33tdawg: Connecting the tiny antenna to the board
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L33tdawg: Another shot of our 'internal' Hackintosh Bluetooth module
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L33tdawg: All done and ready to go!
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L33tdawg: Plugging it in - The antenna location plays a cruicial role in the overall link quality
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L33tdawg: D-Link DWA-556 PCI-e 802.11 adaptor is detected as native Airport Extreme in OS X Lion
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L33tdawg: Antenna at Rear.jpg
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L33tdawg: Antenna at Front.jpg