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    New build shuts off after 15 seconds or so.

    I just have a quick question..is this a known good working PSU that you're dealing with? I've seen it where a PSU will operate for 20-30 seconds..just long enough to log into an OS GUI then crap out... It's just a thought.
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    Monitor mod. Input needed

    Well, hot wiring the LCD CCFLs to the inverter used for the old black light CCFLs in my case did the trick..though I should mention that the output from both the inverter and the monitor's old power board were much greater than 300VAC..to high for my meter to read infact ;-) yes, I agree. An...
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    Monitor mod. Input needed

    Thanks for the reply. I kinda figured it was some pretty high AC voltage since the CCFL lights in my case run off an inverter that spits out like 350V (don't quote me exactly on that..it's been a while since I measured it) Though...I do find it somewhat strange that when I try to test the...
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    Monitor mod. Input needed

    Hey all, I didn't know if I should put this here or in the computers / modding section but it has more to do with displays so I'll place it here for now. Anywho, I've noticed that I've got this 15inch FP5315 compaq LCD monitor laying around with some missing hardware so I figured wth, I might...
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    Antec 900 Reset SW, Power Led/SW, HDD Led color

    For future reference, it doesn't matter which way momentary spst switches go. it's either on or off :-) just completes the circuit.
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    Did I just kill my machine? v. SB83G5

    Personally, what I would do in this case is to look on your motherboard for the CMOS reset jumper...unplug your computer for a little while, set those jumpers and let it sit for a few seconds. If you do not have the reset jumper you may have to remove your CMOS battery and short out the + to...
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    Post your "Ghetto Mod" pics

    Hey guys, first time poster long time fan. I saw this thread and had to post about a small project i'm working on. I got the idea from a swiss modder on another forum. The project is a 12 volt pop/beer can cooler. The parts compose of an 80mm fan pulled from a an old scrapped 250 watt PSU...
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