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Reply With QuoteYou've got 3 choices.
Build yourself a tank circuit.
Build yourself a power supply such as the Sproggy which survives crank (do a search)
Buy an Opus power supply.
Garry
Currently I have a 225 watt power inverter powering my Shuttle XPC. The PSU of the shuttle is only 200 watt so its strong enough. When the car is on, but not running and I start the car, naturally the computer will reboot from the voltage drop.
Whats the most cost effective way to remove that issue?
You've got 3 choices.
Build yourself a tank circuit.
Build yourself a power supply such as the Sproggy which survives crank (do a search)
Buy an Opus power supply.
Garry
Co-Developer of A.I.M.E.E
www.aimee.cc
search the forums for tank circuit
'98 Explorer Sport
http://mp3car.zcentric.com (down atm)
AMD 800mhz 192megs RAM 60gig hard drive 9 inch widescreen VGA
80% done
Funny, at the moment (I have just received my opus) I am using an inverter and find the PC still runs through cranking, the only time it doesn't, is when I got the lights on and have used the PC with the engine off for a while.
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