Really appreciate any confirmation on this as soon as possible.
I'm building my CarPC right now, and dropping the car off for various fabrications tomorrow.
The way I am wanting to do my power supply, is install the DSATX inside an old ATX PSU chasis.
Once inside, I plan to hook the IGN/GND/ACC up to the existing 3 prong power connector. From there, I have a quick removable plug on the outside, by cutting a standard power cord in half, and wiring the 3 wires that are normally used for AC power, to the Positive Ground and ACC in my car.
With this, I can easily remove the computer (it's in a shuttle style case) and take it inside for various reasons (fixing/etc).
Side Note: The LCD's power will be connected via molex, and can easily disconnect as well.
The reason I ask this initial question, is that the 3 wires inside the AC power cord, are actually pretty thin. I was thinking they needed to be thicker, but then I thought since it powers via AC in a house, and a far stronger PSU than 220w, that it should be okay. But I do not know the differences between DC and AC and if wire gauge is different when powering the same amount of power, but different type.
