This article was posted to the Usenet group alt.hackers in
1995; any technical information is probably outdated.
This is going to be interesting....
Article: 7937 of alt.hackers From: dave@slip1.mcs.drexel.edu (Dave Mays) Newsgroups: alt.hackers Subject: This is going to be interesting.... Followup-To: alt.hackers Date: 2 Jun 1995 03:24:54 GMT Organization: Drexel University Lines: 29 Approved: Youbetyerassitis! Message-ID: dave-010695231010@n1-56-199.student-org.drexel.edu NNTP-Posting-Host: king.mcs.drexel.edu Status: RO
This should be cool if I can get Newswatcher to post to here via my cheated
SLIP connection while also viewing web shtuff in the background!
So if it worked, I'll need an....
ObNotAFuckingHack:
This post. Is this a recent problem here, or has there always been a
trickle of people who post meaningless test messages saying it's too easy?
ObHack:
Bought a 1973 Beetle, and like most, its heat SUCKED! Sooooo...... I
decided it needed heat, as I got the car in November and was commuting to
Philadelphia almost daily for school. Anyhow, It's a standard beetle {not
super beetle} and they have some things different about them. The super
had a blower box for the heat to defrost the front windscreen, and the spot
for the switch was there in my standard. So, I mounted one of those happy
insta-heat electric car "pre-warmers" in the legroom area in the
front of
the car, and wired it to the nice blower switch that I scavenged from
somebody else's super beetle. Even used a relay just like Volkswagen
would've. It was nice to not freeze my ass off completely for the rest of
the winter!
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