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Aug 01, 2017
G5 Laser Mouse
If you find these mice in almost mint condition or needs a bit fixing up it is worth it because they do not make them anymore. In my opinion these mice are the best out there. Well built, good button placement, solid build, etc. I had MANY hours with this mouse until the right switch failed on me. Attempted repairs but then messed up a piece on the microboard and it just wasn't worth the time or effort anymore. Luckily I have a good stock of these mice. Bought these 2 mice because they are in GREAT condition and will come in handy once this one decides to fail. On my old one I've successfully repaired the cord. I need a C20 microchip for the board and I have extra switches for the mouse. I just WISH I didn't ruin the C20 microchip because without that it is for parts only :(
Mar 28, 2020
Great tank and compressor. Highly recommend
I use this tank for my train horns from hornblasters. My original one's piston ring fell apart and needed a new one. I didn't see any guides on how to take it apart so I took a stab at it and long story short had to get rid of the old one. I was at that point where it made more sense to just get a whole compressor and part out the old one.
The texture of the tank is really nice to the touch. It isn't like my original one where it was smooth. It has a nice textured feel. This unit should last another good amount of years. The old one I had made a mistake and sprayed WD-40 or whatever in tank. It did not kill it but was not good for it.
One thing I highly recommend is replacing the drain valve with one you can instantly drain out with lever so you can release the air all at once versus screwing the valve in and then the air releases. I find that as the tank rusts internally or in winter screwing the valve in becomes a chore and need to melt the ice a bit before releasing the air. Hard to explain.
Jan 10, 2017
Probably still the best mouse out there - COME ON LOGITECH MAKE IT AGAIN!
1 of 1 found this helpful VERY well built mouse. I've slammed it down on table after frustrating gaming matches along with when I have had issues doing other tasks on computer.
This mouse was purchased for me on my birthday back in I think 2007. Back then I was actively playing Battefield 2. In any case this mouse has had many MANY hours of gaming and computer usage. I even brought it to work at one point.
At one point the mouse cord must of started disconnecting internally. What I did is take the mouse apart and but a segment of the wire. Then meticulously put the wires back together and use the correct amount of taping. And BAM mouse back in action (has been that way ever since). Most of the material on cord is gone leaving just the thinner rubber cord present. But you know what I very much prefer the cord with just rubber. That would be my ONLY gripe with this mouse which is the cord. I HATE fabric cords. They just get frayed over time and catch on things. If you are careful you can cut the fabric away. If you like to click on the scrollwheel then you may be annoyed. I RARELY would ever do that so couldn't care about it.
I have looked around quite extensively for a new mouse around 5 years ago but was continually disappointed. Razer created the worst mice. The quality wasn't there and felt cheap to me. Sure it had pretty lights but I could care less about that. The texture and build quality without weights feels perfect. I have the weights and tray but just find it perfect without any weights or tray.
Every so often I like to check ebay for these mice. I like buying the ones that need repairs because I go ahead and fix them. I have a total of 3 of these mice. One of them had broken back and forward buttons. The ebay listing clearly said the buttons were broken off but I asked him once I received items if he happened to have the broken PC board for the buttons. He did and sent them to me saying good luck with a smiley face. I spent hours on it but fixed the PC board with glue and used solder to connect the channel. The buttons were a pain because it had this very mini warped metal which clicks down on the circuit to register a click. Above the metal thing was a plastic like membrane. I was able to fix one side relatively easily but the other sides metal piece was messed up and needed bending and I ended up using a piece of scotch tape for the membrane. Bottom line is I got it working 90% because the back button didn't do a real noticeable click. It registers still though and I use that one at work.
The key is to maintain it (as is the case with everything else in life). Clean with rubbing alcohol (put on rag first) and rub it clean. NEVER eat at your computer. If you do then make sure to ONLY use that hand for the food and the other for browsing articles then wash hands. When the mouse feet get worn replace with another set of quality pads.