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26-09-2005, 00:27
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Re: Rigging a PC power supply
Another option is to use an old AT power supply - I have a couple from old PC's that have since been recycled. They require no minimum current and no pin-shorting to work. I used to use one as a basic bench supply before I got a real one.
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