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on a fresh kodi, to to -->file manager--> add a new source (call it what you want..) location is:
fusion.tvaddons.ag
plugins-->install from zip file-->browse to your new source-->install plugin.video.hubwizard
follow the instructions.

wait 3 or so minutes, and enjoy every plugin worth having, installed and ready to use

p.s. its http:// fusion.tvaddons.ag (without the space, but with the http:// bit)

why not just use the existing through holes for the buttons? the silkscreening is there..the tracks are in place...am I missing something? Pop one of those wires through the holes, solder both sides..etc.

say that again...it felt really good after a crappy day at work:-) Did you manage to mod it ok though?

no problems, glad to help. I can alternate between the modded and unmodded and maybe I'm thick but the difference isnt so much..HOWEVER, the modded one looks ten times better without the plastic showing.

user review here forum.squonking.co.uk/thread-50-post-342.html#pid342 for the $45 version (this one was from 3fvape)

I take the ring off and then visually figure out where the largest setting is in relation to the engraving. On mine, the H of CHALICE is where it is at the widest. I seldom adjust it, so thats that for me...but you can also just suck through it while moving the ring to get a good feel

my son really liked a particular tshirt on chinabuye...he's 16, slimmish build and about 5foot9
we bought a XL after finding some conversion charts..it arrived and fits, but I would say its a wee bit on the small side of "fits".
I think chinabuye do more clothing than you would realise, and I remember there was a tshirt conversion chart on their site somewhere...giving inches around shoulders, tummy etc so you can work out yourself (with a tape measure) roughly what size to get.

hope this helps...rule of thumb seems to be buy 2 to 3 sizes bigger than you would in the UK.

e.g. size chart midway down this listing
www.chinabuye.com/unisex-short-sleeve-sleeved-printing-funny-big-hand-t-shirt-tee

creole got a haircut today...used the side of a fine grinding wheel on a bench grinder and just went for it. Stripped the mod first of all the bits, used one of my 22mm attys which I judged to have a centre pin not too low and not too high (based on all my other attys).....grinded down the reo juice well until it fitted nicely and made electrical contact

Time: about 10 minutes....its aluminium, soft, so just rather go slowly and make a nice job of it. I turned the mod a few times so that I wasnt grinding in one direction all the time, in case I was holding it slightly skew. Surprisingly easy to get it right just by hand

And I can now say: "stay above 0.5ohm" is bollocks. Running it at 0.2ohm for around 3 hours now, and the only side effect is the whole mod heats up now when giving it big guns for a long time (aluminium conducts heat very well, hence they use it for baking trays and so on)...when dry burning this dripper for about 5 minutes on a mostly dead battery the spring did also feel hot when I removed the battery. I'll keep an eye on that. But in use, with the 5 second vape every half minute/minute, its as happy as larry.

My gearbest reo is nowhere to be found though:-( still hasnt arrived. Shipped on the 5th