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07-10-2009 1:58 PM  

Today I made an acrylic holder for my Neptune Systems Aqua 3 Controller.
They give you two pieces of Velcro to fasten it with. I am very pleased with the controller but that's just wrong. Even the Lunar Simulator next to the controller in the photo has mounting holes. Anyway it turned out pretty good for a quick job. I wish I had some thinner acrylic on hand though. I didn't really need to make it out of 1/4" material.Today I made an acrylic holder for my Neptune Systems Aqua 3 Controller.  I gave it 4 mounting holes just in case.


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