New M2-ATX-HV 140W wide input Automotive PSU

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New M2-ATX-HV 140W wide input Automotive PSU

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08-09-2007, 01:56 PM	#1
tn6478 Maximum Bitrate Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 775 My Photos: (0)	New M2-ATX-HV 140W wide input Automotive PSU 140 watts output Ideal car Power supply for operating P4, P4-M, Celeron, AMD, Core 2 Duo systems ATX, 6-32V wide input range Intelligent shutdown controller ON/OFF motherboard control Survives vehicle engine cranks Battery deep discharge prevention Works with 12V / 24V car batteries "Anti-Thump" amplifier remote control 15A automotive fuse (mini-blade) Works with all VIA mini-ITX motherboards 1 year manufacturer's warranty RoHS compliant

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