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That's something I've had in mind for quite a while, but I haven't had the time to make it happen yet.

Thank you for your thoughtful comment. It was definitely a process to get there, and I’m glad the work comes through. Your words mean a lot!

Yes, I now ship to Argentina! To complete the order, I’ll need a few details for customs: the recipient’s Tax ID (document number) and fiscal condition code (“R,” “C,” “E,” or “M”). Since Shopify doesn’t have a dedicated field for this, you can include it in the "Company" field at checkout or email it to info@bagbuilds.com with your order reference number. If this information is missing, I’ll reach out via email after the purchase to collect it. Thank you!

Why do you say that? :)

@@BAG.BUILDS - очень , очень, очень много разъемов ! Вряд ли даже половина из них золоченые ! Скоро начнут окислятся и ухудшать проводимость ! А в таком огромном их количестве найти нерабочий будет проблемно !

I’ve honestly never come across oxidized USB cables, maybe it’s just the climate here, I don’t know! Finding a faulty cable should be pretty straightforward though, right? Just see which device stops working. 😂 One device, one cable! 😁

​@@BAG.BUILDSTo do this, you need to use magnetic connectors everywhere and isolate the boards from oxygen and moisture using paraffin or epoxy varnish.

​@@BAG.BUILDSOne day a glass of liquid will spill on this backpack or you will get caught in the rain and your money will be gone to cry😅

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I get what you're saying! But just to clarify, I use the antennas in passive mode most of the time, and when I do transmit, it's only for brief moments. I've also set the WiFi router to the lowest power setting, and I do use an ethernet cable to connect to the system. If you check out my latest video, I actually show where the cable is positioned.

​@@BAG.BUILDS Thank you for the reply! Yes, I was a bit worried about the setup emitting a bit too much energy. I'm glad to hear that you are on passive! I'll take a look at the latest video then.

Thanks for your question! If you're referring to the risk of remote access from malicious actors, it’s not really a concern for how I use it. I only connect it to the internet when I need to install something, and I do that through my own trusted networks. Most of the time, it’s completely offline, so there’s no risk of unwanted connections. Plus, I don’t have any open ports for remote access, and I don’t connect to the setup via the internet. Since it’s primarily a mobile lab for experiments, security isn’t my top priority in that sense. The only reason I encrypted the storage is because it’s a portable device, and in case I lose it, I’d want to protect the data. So overall, network security isn’t really an issue for how I use it.

Thanks! I’ve actually been using this setup for a few months now, and I haven’t had any issues, no damage at all :) I’m not sure what you mean by "USB ports touching each other," but everything is securely in place. And yeah, building all the hardware from scratch would be crazy! Companies spend months designing some of these devices, and replicating that effort alone would be nearly impossible.

@@BAG.BUILDS its my fear of detouching port contacts, broken usb ports and thick plugs that by touching eachother make it unplug, its a nightmare to reconnect something in the middle of the work, reconfigure software and other following things, also none of my usb 3 cables I had lived long, too many wires inside. However you built everything on a thick metal frame that avoids your build from external factors, so it mostly vulnerable only to user's intervention, hope nothing happens ever

The video shows the simple steps needed to assemble a product that I sell. Additionally, it might be helpful for others who are interested in creating similar projects.

Regarding the power banks, each one is under 100Wh, which is within the TSA guidelines for carrying batteries in cabin luggage. As per regulations, you can bring multiple power banks as long as each remains under 100Wh, but I would recommend not fully charging them to minimize any potential risk. While incidents are rare, the possibility of a power bank malfunctioning and causing a fire is something to consider seriously, it could be quite dangerous and difficult to manage mid-flight. As for the SDR radios, they are generally allowed in carry-on luggage, but there are some considerations. SDRs can be subject to additional scrutiny during security checks because they are often less recognizable to security personnel. In certain countries, particularly those with strict regulations on radio equipment, carrying these devices could lead to issues at customs or even confiscation. It's always a good idea to check the specific rules for your destination country before traveling. In short, while the setup might technically comply with TSA guidelines, there are risks and additional considerations depending on the destination and the specific flight regulations. If I were to take the setup on a flight, I would absolutely avoid using it while in the air.

Hahaha, yeah, I can totally see that happening! 😂

What kind of VR setup were you hoping for? I’d love to hear your thoughts, maybe it could inspire a future build!

No more videos without audio from now on, I promise :)

Thanks for the feedback! when you mention "micro" or "mini," could you clarify what you mean?

@@BAG.BUILDS Motherboard, May need to choose the right one and spend a bit because if you can get a Micro with both a !6x and 1x or 2x then you have slots for a GPU and a WiFi/BT card. I have seen Custom builds that are literally a frame and the hardware. According to one site 8x 12 volt batteries will provide power, if not gaming a Sharkgeek charger should suffice. May need to further look into it if not exact.

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