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Giving a Hardbody a workout to remove the "fat"

By Atari_Daze

7 years ago


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#44 7 years ago
 
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Clnilsen

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Quoted from PM_Jeremy:

What does that machine use for backbox lighting? In the last photo the PF looks way better than the BG.

I think all these machines use the same single light bulb... which loots terrible.

On my Dungeons & Dragons, I replaced the bulb with a circline florescent bulb, which looks only marginally better.

I keep hoping someone might make a wide, LED panel that would more broadly light up the translite.

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