hehehehehehehe

I had an old headphone transmitter dock that is the PERFECT size for a calculator.

These pictures are a little big, about 1.5mb ea

http://home.comcast.net/~netham45/picutres/hub/1.jpg
http://home.comcast.net/~netham45/picutres/hub/2.jpg
http://home.comcast.net/~netham45/picutres/hub/3.jpg
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http://home.comcast.net/~netham45/picutres/hub/6.jpg
http://home.comcast.net/~netham45/picutres/hub/7.jpg
http://home.comcast.net/~netham45/picutres/hub/8.jpg
http://home.comcast.net/~netham45/picutres/hub/9.jpg

Ok, so I had an old dock for a wireless headphone transmitter that I noticed fits a calculator perfectly.

What I did was
1) unscrew the bottom.
2) break out the circuit board with a screwdriver
3) find the center of it
4) drill a hole with a dremel tool
5) strip ALL of the insulation from a link wire(including the stuff at the base of the pins)
6) poke that through the hole
7) center it and tape it
tape some stuff to the bottom(I used a piece of the circuit board) so it wouldn't go down after I put the base on.
9) poke the wire through a little hole on the back
10) wired it up to a parallel linkcable, though you could use any.
11) screwed the base back on
12) put calculator on
13) watched it tip forwards and fall(heh)
14) unscrewed the base
15) taped some heavy washers on the back of the inside base.
16) screwed the base back on
17) put calculator on it
18) opened TiLP
19) tried a screenshot
20) cheered  :psychedelic:

o.o


but whats the difference between using real headphones and this? sound cool tho

heh, I dunno where I can get the stuff anymore. And xlibman, it is a computer calculator dock.