Recent content by Jinxycat

Thank you for sharing your expertise mvmiller12 I'll have to post a picture of what i'm working with in the cooling subforum to get specific advice and not clog this one up

Is there a good resource to how to drain and fill loops? I bought a computer with a custom loop and everything is fine but I want to be prepared for when I need to drain and refill. Also, whats the best way to tell when I need to change?

am i the only one that doesn't like to see videos of robots "getting hurt"?

when was this? I'm looking for something new

Nice! Seems like a good deal

exactly how I feel

Haha I thought the 'not hot' update was because it was a cpu COOLER

That's nice. I would like to buy stuff from you!

Could you elaborate, I'm not clear on which direction the sync works. If the item is $150 on ebay, what is the price on your website?

Tengis is your pricing on the website the same as on ebay? Often I'll lookup a normal webstore from clues like what you're saying, but I find the price to be the same (or worse) than the ebay or amazon store, or charges shipping etc. I'm all for buying direct but I'm astonished at how often...

Depends on the weight. If it's relatively lightweight, pirateships "simple export rate" can't be beat, although you need to chat to have it activated on your account. https://www.pirateship.com/simple-export-rate

https://ship.pirateship.com/register First class mail / "ground advantage" under 1lb can be under $5. I just checked the rate on a 6oz package going within a zone and the cost is $3.99. Depends on what you ship, but under $5 these days is not too common.

I think it's a mental thing - so many people have been trained by amazon that paying for shipping is a ripoff, regardless of total price.

This is a YMMV situation, I've never had a PO refuse a small flat rate box inside (8.55) a flat rate envelope (8.05). I have seen other reports on the internet about this too and it's argued back and forth, so I will just say it's a personal results thing. There also used to be a longer non-flat...

I also like putting small flat rate boxes into flat rate envelopes. Same service for a cheaper price.