Hi Martin,

On Nov 19, 2007 9:14 AM, Martin Rosenfeld  wrote:
> On 11/18/07 Mike O'Connor wrote:
> > I unsuccessfully attempted to remove first one, then the other, of the
> > leads from a 4-socket female power LED with only the outer two
> > populated, in order to fit onto an ASUS M2N-MX SE motherboard that had
> > only two pins, #1,#3 on the end of a block, with #1 immediately
> > adjacent to a capacitor.
>
> I have a favorite place to get odd adapters, . The are
> pretty reliable. I got some 3 - 4 pin adapters for fans. I may try
> Mike's idea of using toenail clippers to separate the plugs if I need to.
>
> Martin
>
Would have been a bit neater looking if they weren't curved!

Regards,
Mike
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