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| subject: | Testing ATX power supply |
-> It looked a lot less impressive in person. -> I don't see how it's going to decide that the voltages are good, etc. unless -> there's a lot more in that little box than they let on. Basically what it said -> on it was to disconnect all of the other loads (I guess meaning drives, etc.) -> and connect the tester, apply mains power, and push the button. If the green -> light comes on it's "good". -> I dunno, even though it wasn't all that expensive I don't think I'm inclined -> to get one. IF you deal with amny Power Suplies you are foolish for passing o nit. And simple solidstate Threashold switches to turn on LED's at a predetermined voltage are easy and cheep to produce. --- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v3.0pr5* Origin: Shakey Jake's *ALL FREE BBS* Santee, CA (1:202/1324) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 202/1324 10/3 106/2000 633/267 |
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