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So I noticed something rattling in my DNA200 Whiteout and when I opened the door, this small metal square popped out with it. The device seems to function the same, but I'm sure this piece is important so I've stopped using the whiteout.

After some googling, it seems to be an inductor? This picture outlines what has fallen off of the board.

Cloudmaker customer service assures me that my warranty does not cover this, which is unfortunate, so I'm wondering if it's possible to fix this on my own? I do have access to a soldering iron, but am not quite sure which solder to use or how to even access the contacts if they are underneath the 'inductor.'

Any help w

As the title says. I know if you shake the dash it will flash it's battery level, but when it's in my ear I'd rather not furiously shake my head haha.

Basically I just like the look of it when the LEDs are on; it looks less like a hearing aid and more like a cool piece of tech. They mentioned a feature a while back that will allow you to let it breathe, so I'm not sure if this exists and I missed it? The app is very rudimentary on my android.

A buddy of mine asked me to help out picking some parts. He has his mind set on intel processor, would like to use dual monitors, and does a lot of picture/video editing as he's a photographer on the side.

He also would like to spend around $1,100 CAD. I'm not really too good on budgeting my builds so I'm wondering if you guys could look this over and let me know. I left out OS and peripherals on purpose as I believe he has some lying around. Also parts must be available in Canada, preferably in a store just to make it easier on him, but I included online in my build.

Here's what I have so far. He's not planning on overclocking, but I'd like to give him the option if he'd like in the futur

I mean, I can't really complain because I got it for free with the whiteout pre-order, but I was super excited to use this thing because of all the hype people on this sub created around it.

Right out of the box, reeks of machine oil. Not a big deal, I clean all my RDA's anyways so that's nothing new. Then I take the cap off, and I think to myself, 'hmm, wheres the AFC? This is weird'.

The afc was stuck inside the top cap... I had to pry it out with a screwdriver through the top it was so tight. Furthermore, you can tell the tolerances are off because flipping the AFC and trying to fit it into the topcap won't even fit, it's too big.

I cleaned it, popped a nickel coil in there and juiced

https://www.asmodus.com/SnowWolf-50W-Variable-Box-Mod-Temperature-Control-p/snowwolf-50w.htm

Seems fairly cheap in price, well made, temp control, and it looks sleek as hell.

So I've recently started lifting at the gym again with the goal of gaining weight. I usually go ~3 times a week for about an hour each time, running for 10 minutes and lifting free weight for the rest. I'm also a student so I don't really stay too active during the week except for some hiking/canoeing, and my sleep schedule is definitely not normal.

I'm currently 5' 7" (170cm) and around 155 lbs. I estimate my bf to be around 11%. I have quite a fit lean build and find it very hard to gain weight.

I've calculated that I have to eat around 2500 calories just to start gaining weight, but I usually eat maybe around 1500-1800 and I'm afraid that I'll start to lose muscle. I find it very hard

So i'll be talking on skype and sometimes I'll hear the little -doo doo- meaning something disconnected and then it reconnects.

My mic will then either get really quiet, or will be 'muted' without me doing anything.

I have an AT2020+ usb. I've tried it on other usb ports and it's the same thing.

Anyone have possible explanations or fixes?

Lets keep this sub alive! 21 white male ~5'8" looking for a chill easy going girl to hang around downtown on weekends or on free time. Lets hang out! I enjoy anything physically challenging, video games, socializing, and just plain hanging around.

Feel free to pm me and we'll set something up!