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Re: Rigging a PC power supply

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which would let the magic smoke out of anything you are working on.
Heh Ive let that magic smoke out of so many electronics that my mentor calls me smoky (I'm not joking he really does). Well it works fine. I'm going to house it in a tubaware and put in switches so i can turn off wires and not half to worry about contact. Thanks all this is perfect for a quick power source.
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...I'm going to house it in a tubaware...
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...I'm going to house it in a tubaware...
In a what?
I think he means Tupaware, like that plastic stuff that moms with nothing to do sell in parties. It's good stuff. The Tupaware, I mean.
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I think he means Tupaware, like that plastic stuff that moms with nothing to do sell in parties. It's good stuff. The Tupaware, I mean.
I think he means Tupperware, the plastic containers with snap/press on air tight lids for storing food.
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I think he means Tupperware, the plastic containers with snap/press on air tight lids for storing food.
That's what I ment. I can't spell. Sorry. I think that's what "tubaware" is.
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Re: Rigging a PC power supply

Funny but i always said tubaware. Yeah if you don't have a project case or can't find one big enough use this stuff. Its amazing!
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