3DRCRACER

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Thanks for the replys. I ended up with a 32w computer power supply. Cost = 69.00. Paid another 4.99 for connectors and there you have it. Got it modded last night and works great. Thanks for the advice.


Edit: Sorry, 32 amps

cbr74

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You paid $69 for 32 watts?

The-Stig

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Yeah...someone saw him coming.

Here is a 460watt one for 29.99

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817171046

cliffhanger

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wow 32W for $69 that crazy man did you check with your friend if they don't have any old ATX lying around.And what the 32W give you 3Amps output?Check the link above.

abailey21

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You're less of a man if your not running one of these...

Purple, Blue or Black

cliffhanger

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yep like 200$ later

abailey21

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That's $200 "man dollars" spent lol

I seriously need to sell a kidney or something for one of the legend setups

johnnyboy

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LOL. So you broke down and got the purple one eh? I chose black.

abailey21

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no, I just stole that from google images. I'm waiting to see if my tax return, along with a Hyperion Duo, GFX, and a couple other chargers will cover the cost of the MM setup, i'll prolly get black

cliffhanger

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that is for sure a very good power supply,my money instead of buying one of these will go towards my second transponder and ipod classic 160 GB

abailey21

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You know someone already said it in here but I have the MM 24A worlds series power supply right now and that if the only "true" power supply I have ever used.

I've owned 5 over the years and here's the real output

Claimed=Actual

25A=22A
20A=14A
6A=5A
18A=17A
MM WS PS 24A=24A

The MM was only one that was 100% accurate and i have never had an issue in the 2+ years i've been running it, other than a loud fan recently

abailey21

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I could sell you an 80GB?????

Bugle

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Surely he would have to mean 32 amps 12v, there's so such thing as a 32 watt computer power supply, unless its a laptop supply?

abailey21

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http://www.shopwiki.com/32+AMP+Power+Supply

trerc

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Glad you got it worked out. In the future if you have a computer repair shop in your area be sure to check with them, they usually have an abundance of used PC power supplies laying around that sell for around $10-$15 a piece.