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  1. 05-13-2002, 05:33 AM #1
    larstore
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    Where can i get a dc-dc psu?

    Hey!
    I am a mp3car interested person from Norway, and now i really need something to power up my mobile computer.. but..

    1. Building my own dc-dc is not an option. I am not that into electronics..
    2. An inverter cost $100+ for a low-wattage one in norway.. and i don't like going from 12v to 220v and then back to 12v..

    this means that i have to BUY a dc-dc psu.. but.. in norway the only one i have found is a 160w AT psu to approx. $170.. and i think that is expensive..

    Can anyone help me? where can i get a dc-dc psu at a resonable price? And yeah... i need an AT style.. but i would really like to know if it is possible to power an at motherboard with an atx psu.. with some kind of adapter of course.. i have plans upgrading my carputer to include divx/dvd later and i don't wanna buy a new psu then...

    Thanks in advance

    LT
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