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Fans & Lights

Gillo · 2004-12-28 13:21:41

I know it's slightly off topic but I need some help; I am looking 2 fans and 3 lamps in a small cabinet. The lamps are for a modded PC and the fans will be the same as go into a PC. There will be nothing else in the cabinet (no motherboard, CPU ot hard-drive, It is actuallynothgin to do with a PC). Does anyone know of a…

28-12-2004 1:21pm

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Gillo

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I know it's slightly off topic but I need some help;
I am looking 2 fans and 3 lamps in a small cabinet. The lamps are for a modded PC and the fans will be the same as go into a PC. There will be nothing else in the cabinet (no motherboard, CPU ot hard-drive, It is actuallynothgin to do with a PC). Does anyone know of a cheap and easy way to wire them up without getting a PC power supply??

thanks
and sorry as I know not the usual request,l but I figured readers here would know best.

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#2 30-12-2004 1:43am

rasher_b2

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i'm guessing a 12 volt power supply or 12 volt battery would do the trick if its just fans and lights.

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