YongWildFree wrote i thought about doing this to a computer but i saw how oily it is and if i ever wanted to take it out i would take a while not risking i t on 300 gbp computer

Yeah. Thats why I did it to an extra jtag just laying around. I wouldn't do it with a nice computer either. Maybe a computer that I would use as a server and make it look much better than I did (which looks like a monster cause of all the cords and such) and place it in the living room as a decoration.

TxNMqz08 wrote

Turmoil_UK wrote That. Is. Awesome.

How did you do it? PM me. ;)

no tell it to everone i want it how much or make a sexy tut

It's just a JTAG in mineral oil.

lVlellow wrote

TxNMqz08 wrote

Turmoil_UK wrote That. Is. Awesome.

How did you do it? PM me. ;)

no tell it to everone i want it how much or make a sexy tut

It's just a JTAG in mineral oil.

True, it is just a Jtag in mineral oil...but doesn't it look awesome?!? All I did was tear apart an xbox and drop it in an aquarium case and then filled it with mineral oil. Added a few lights and bubblers and a Master Chief

For the price of equipment thats pretty cool!!

-Exploit wrote For the price of equipment thats pretty cool!!

Hey thanks man! It really means a lot. haha. I was bored one day and made this.

I'm at college now and I might do it to a 5 or 10 gal. Let me know what you guys think.

Can someone tell me how this xbox still works ?

darsmi28 wrote Can someone tell me how this xbox still works ?

Yeah sure. The xbox is in mineral oil. A non-conductive substance which has similar properties as vegtable oil. Which means that electricity does not travel well through it unlike water. And thus it does not short-circuit like if you dropped a phone in water. If you dropped your phone in mineral oil, it would be messy and a pain in the butt to clean but it would still work.

That is amazing.
Mineral oil, hm?

UberKitten_1337 wrote WTF haha does the Jtag still work ?

It is oil which is non conductive so yes.

That is amazing !!