Rigging a PC power supply - Page 2

John Gutmann · #16 26-09-2005, 22:46

this is an awesome idea, I have thought of using one for this but never actually got up to do it.

good work, from what I see here it must be pretty useful.

Alan Anderson · #17 27-09-2005, 10:54

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Originally Posted by mechanicalbrain

...I'm going to house it in a tubaware...

In a what?

jdiwnab · #18 27-09-2005, 11:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Anderson

Quote:

Originally Posted by mechanicalbrain

...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.

sanddrag · #19 27-09-2005, 11:34

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Originally Posted by jdiwnab

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.

jdiwnab · #20 27-09-2005, 12:23

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Originally Posted by sanddrag

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.

mechanicalbrain · #21 27-09-2005, 15:23

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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