I want to build an rc car using an intel galileo gen1 and I was wondering if this chassis would work for it. Can anyone help me?
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Husband says it should work. Inside the wheel well it's about 7 and a quarter inches by 4 inches.
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If you list the make/model of the machine, or the motherboard make/model if its a home built, your question could be answered easily. Otherwise, the memory you asked about does match the speed/spec you listed, so barring any "special" needs it should work. CAD stations *can* have special needs....ECC mem, limited timings support, etc. You could also go to www.crutial.com or www.kingston.com and see if your machine model number is listed in their memory compatibility database...
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Chris, a number of reviews (mine included) list suggested components. The beauty of an R/C kit is that *you* get to build and customize it to suit your needs. That said, I know that the Grasshopper is aimed for beginners and beginners don't always know everything they need. You might be best served by purchasing an XB (expert build) version of a Tamiya car. The Grasshopper XB is ASIN: B000FGBME2. It comes with all you need to run it. Other brands of R/C cars call these types of cars RTR or "ready to run". If you still want to build this car and do it as cheaply as possible I suggest the following items: Futuba Attack 2DR remote ASIN: B000ZMATRC Tenergy batteries (X2) and a charger ASIN: B001BKPAR6 Highly suggest that you get a sealed ball bearing kit ASIN: B00MOD2F68 While the Grasshopper is *supposed* to ship with an electronic speed control (ESC) some vendors are pulling the ESC to sell sepertely which IMHO is dishonest. If you don't get the ESC you're supposed to I suggest this one by Neewer. ASIN: B00CIPTPRY I've been using it with my Grasshopper and it works quite well. Contrary to what Miguel stated, the car does ship with a motor. It's a type 380 which is not as fast as the more standard type 540 but is great to learn on and provides much longer battery life per charge. If/when you outgrow the 380 you can simply buy a type 540 and 18t pinion gear and upgrade your 'hopper.
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I use it in my Scion FR-S and it works great. It most likely won't work if the dash is sloping downwards at a steep angle.
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Great question I don't know! I just know I have Leapster GS and it works perfectly. I actually get so confused on all these systems, so I am sorry I am no help!!
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Hi Daniel,I was planning on using the stock GM XM antenna also but found it was integrated into the stock wiring harness. I suppose if you dis-assemble the antenna and can trace the wire coming into the dash the answer would be yes. I was able to reuse the motion sensor lead for the GPS positioning as it was a separate wire. I didn't have an existing backup camera and suspect it will be integrated as well...you might be able to splice the lead into the supplied RCA cable connector....Good Luck!Tom
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This mount should be able to work on curved and sloping surfaces and the included pegs help to stabilize and level the mount. We have a 30-day return policy in the event it isn't compatible with your vehicle. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com. Thank you, Satechi Technical Support
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I do not know but you can check the computability at the attached Noctura website, http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=start
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Honestly I don't know. Never tried it in that application. I recently used it to build a shell for my rc car and it worked great
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car gal, The answer to your question depends on what you mean by compatible. If you are asking if it can run the same programs as Intel processors, then yes. If you are asking if you can install an Intel processor into the system as shipped, then the answer is no. The motherboard in the system is compatible with AMD processors.
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I am assuming you live in the UK. I think the Avensis is your version of our Corolla (US). Does you car have cruise currently? Is your car a "cable free" accelerator?. Is yours gas or diesel? Over here it is compatible with Corolla, Matrix, & Pontiac Vibe. If yours is more like a Scion, it will not work. Good luck.
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im not sure what your asking but do you have revo or tmaxx or somthingwith a forward an reverse? This is a great radio i had it an then went to theirtop of the line flysky it-4 an it as well is a great radio.i would do a google saying will this flysky radio work with what ever modleof rc car or truck you have. Most radios have several functions an can be set So the google thing will pull something up for you
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It's not a classic motherboard graphics card, it is an actual dedicated system, but it's not a classic dedicated card. It is built into the CPU (new fangled tech). They generate significantly less heat, and use significantly less battery. The Nvidia counterpart is probably more powerful, but also more overheat+power usage.What you're really asking is, "will this run ____". The answer is yes. Obviously no competition for a well-built desktop, but as gaming laptops go, I've found the A8-4500 to be sufficient for smoothly running KSP, Planetside2, Gmod/HL:____/Nitronic rush, etc.I also do 3d modelling, until I dropped a screw on the motherboard, it was able to run both Inventor (solidworks), and Maya no problem. It's not a classic motherboard graphics card, it is an actual dedicated system, but it's not a classic dedicated card. It is built into the CPU (new fangled tech). They generate significantly less heat, and use significantly less battery. The Nvidia counterpart is probably more powerful, but also more overheat+power usage.What you're really asking is, "will this run ____". The answer is yes. Obviously no competition for a well-built desktop, but as gaming laptops go, I've found the A8-4500 to be sufficient for smoothly running KSP, Planetside2,... » Read More It's not a classic motherboard graphics card, it is an actual dedicated system, but it's not a classic dedicated card. It is built into the CPU (new fangled tech). They generate significantly less heat, and use significantly less battery. The Nvidia counterpart is probably more powerful, but also more overheat+power usage.What you're really asking is, "will this run ____". The answer is yes. Obviously no competition for a well-built desktop, but as gaming laptops go, I've found the A8-4500 to be sufficient for smoothly running KSP, Planetside2, Gmod/HL:____/Nitronic rush, etc.I also do 3d modelling, until I dropped a screw on the motherboard, it was able to run both Inventor (solidworks), and Maya no problem. « Show Less
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No Wrong type Socket and Buss Speed, Go to Intel website Intel.com/support and Look up the updated compatibility List of Processors. Before you buy this board It was designed for XP and XP 64 I am running a Quad 3.00 on mine but I got the chip in a trade and built the PC around it, I am going to load Linux Mint 17 and use it as a host server, as for performance it is not as good I Prefer a Intel Dual Core i3 3.2 on A ASUS P8H61 That will Run Circles around it I had One Clock in at 5.9 with a Cheap Video card a month ago.
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Yes!!! you can use any pci-e 3.0 graphics cards on this motherboard, it's backwards compatible! And also, you can use any AM3+/AM3 processors. However, i'm not sure about the ECC ram. I'd go with non-ecc just to be safe.
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If it is a hot wheels slot car of the same scale and voltage it should work. I couldn't test any other slot cars with this. If you are looking for a matchbox car style track with a friction/gravity style of locomotion this is not what you are looking for. This has a small slot and two electrified rails for each car to pull electricity from which powers a small motor in the car.
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This works with a Solid State Drive if you want to just buy the chassis and then add your own drive. Otherwise I'm uncertain.