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Old 07-30-2009, 04:21 PM   #1
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12v-24v Computer Quick Release Power Cable Kit M2-MTR-5-PWR

Our new quick release power kit was just put on the store today.
Feature: Takes unregulated power in and gives you regulated power out all from a single snap in cable.
Scenario: After a clean install you can easily power your touch screen monitor with clean DC power by just connecting the barrel connector coming from your pc. No cutting into the regulated power source required.



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These could sell decent in the store I would think. I actually have one similar to this already I made it from parts I had here, for the same reason, not to have to open the case to pull the power ect. I put a female plug in the hole in the back of my CarPC case, and hot glued it from the inside. I did it this way as to not have a pig tail or wires dangling out the back of the CarPC when I move it around. I can just plug the male plug into the back of the case, and it locks in place.
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So am I understanding this correctly that this does NOT have any regulators? It's simply passing-on the regulated power from whatever PSU you install?
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So am I understanding this correctly that this does NOT have any regulators? It's simply passing-on the regulated power from whatever PSU you install?

There is no regulation or fuses which is why the cable is only 10$. You need to add fuses and regulation yourself.

This is just a part to help make taking your device in and out of your vehicle easier.
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