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It's a bit dry over here at the moment so I purchased a sprinkler, just a cheap one. It was a bitch to move around as it kept flipping over. I had a busted SNES case (yellowed and the top lip is chipped off) so I used that + spacer to make it more sturdy! Slides around nicely!
http://i.imgur.com/j34m1UZ.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/0031wei.jpg
"You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to omp again."
Hehe, I've never seen a SNES be so useful.
Wrong forum, should have posted this on NintendoAge.
LOL !
If you would have used a yellowed US SNES, it could pull double duty watering your yard *and* scaring away animals.
Yes, even Australian animals.
Seriously, this needs to be posted over on NintendoAge. I want to see their reactions. Perhaps they'll argue that the sprinkler now has mode 7, which allows the water to rotate and scale around the nozzle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guntz
That sprinkler has Shattered my belief in Blast Sprinklers and established itself in every way as the Ultimate in 16-bit sprinkling. How many sub sprinklers is built into that Wonderful SNESprinkler to make it shower so well? Surely not just one, that would be too few to truly Sprinkle it Loud.
Does it begin to slow down if it sprinkles too much water at any one time?
I imagine it depends on whether the hose has fast Water or slow Water in it, but I bet all of the water droplets have to be exactly the same size and double sized.
Lol thank you for the replies! It did work well actually, slides just nicely. Would have been great to us the whole case but that would be rediculous lol! Where the power/av port is actually makes for a great handle.
good to hear that it works well :) and if you need it to work better you can always add expansion chips :p
But, can you overclock this so that it waters your yard more quickly? Also, if you move to Japan, do you need an adapter to use Japanese water?
Posted on NintendoAge:
http://nintendoage.com/forum/message...hreadid=113007
I've never seen a sprinkler make so many rainbow colors in the sun.
Actually what happens is that if you have too many droplets of water in a line... lets say 20... part of the lawn flickers or disappears momentarily until said amount of droplets reduces to 19 or less.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gogogadget