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So where can I find a adapter?

This is all over the forums, but since I read all the useless posts in the adapter threads, I'll post what I did. If you only get 1 flux like I did, and you have a fr ...

Well, that's one of the first posts in this thread that actually stands behind this platform. If everyone is entitled to their opinion like you say, you don't have to insult them for it. I'm sure we c ...

Theoretically, yes, but since the signal is traveling through air (a crappy medium), it may not be at a constant rate. This can be seen in old wireless routers. Your signal can fluctuate randomly. Sin ...

Thanks.

As I mentioned in an earlier post, I said I would follow up on how the parallel port adaptor works. I first tried NTPad - most well known XP drivers, but these did not work. I next tried PS ...

Could you link to the thread you got that from? It would seem such an announcement would be on fire with replies, but I haven't seen anything like this on those forums.

Basically, it's shag if it's loose. If you can run your hand over and cause the strands to lay over in another direction, you have loose, shag carpet. However, if your carpet is tightly woven, you can ...

A lot of these types of questions can be answered at http://www.cobaltflux.com/forum but to answer the ones you brought up:

Shag carpet is known to cause uneven stress on the baseboard, which can c ...

Captain Jack isn't alone in his experience with Afterburners. If you read the massive thread concerning the Afterburners, you'll see that almost everyone that got one had it break in a short amount of ...

I finally got my CF today!!!

But...

THEY DIDN'T SEND ME A frick CONTROL BOX!!!!!!

They used to send the 2 separately, but I'm not sure why you'd get them separately now... It may s ...

I don't know much about soldering, but I can guarantee that no one can give a sufficient answer without specifying which pad you actually have. Brand/model?

nitrogen about the parallel converter, you gave the link to the drivers i didnt see a driver for windows XP, is it compaddible with XP or not?

MitMan (on the CF forums) and the poster above have to ...

I also read that the TX-4000s are worth a try. I'd say, as Snouman mentioned, that's probably the best alternative if CF costs too much for you. They haven't been around long, so there's not many wear ...

From my experience, no, there's not. They are good for about 2 months max. I've gone through 5 pads, trying a slightly more expensive type each time, and the trend doesn't fail. The latest pad I tried ...

In response to the previous 3 threads:

dark xuxa - I didn't get the warrantee, because as you said, there is little risk of it breaking, and if it does, it most likely will happen within the first ...

They're famous for their lack of quality in both.

It took me 3 weeks to get them to respond to multiple emails about exchanging my Ignition. As for the original poster, I can't think of anything to ...

Yeah, beginner to intermediate, the ignition (or foam insert) pads work very well and are really comfortable, but as you'll read in the Ignition 3.0 thread, once you move on to advanced songs, they di ...

I had plywood under mine since the day I got it. It lasted 2 months before up and down started misfiring like mad. It was actually day 54 of my 60 day warrantee that I emailed them about it, but I end ...

Finally ordered my Flux today. Anxiety sets in heavily. I can't wait to finally have a quality pad that lasts.

If it's to the 48 contiguous US states, it's $346.45. I live in Kansas, but shipping does not change if it's to one of the 48 connected states. If it's shipping outside the US, I believe you have to e ...

Well, my mind has been changed. After reading all 33 pages of this thread, I'm certainly not buying an Afterburner. The looks are deceiving apparently. The control box problems aren't really a bother ...