On Jun 20, 10:03 pm, Valter Prahlad
wrote:
> Il giorno 21-06-2011 4:00, dc ha scritto:
>
> > You can check the diagrams on this page:
> > file:///Users/Dave/Documents/Hardware/OutOfSpec.COM%20-%20Cut%20the%20red%2
> > 0wi
> > re%20or%20the%20green%20one%3F!.webarchive
>
> It looks like you pasted
Il giorno 21-06-2011 4:00, dc ha scritto:
> You can check the diagrams on this page:
> file:///Users/Dave/Documents/Hardware/OutOfSpec.COM%20-%20Cut%20the%20red%20wi
> re%20or%20the%20green%20one%3F!.webarchive
It looks like you pasted a local path (i.e., on your computer), and not a
valid URL (W
On Jun 20, 2:34 pm, Jeffrey Engle wrote:
> Just curious here... on power supplies that are installed in PC's
> there is a bright green wire that can be connected to ground source
> making the power supply "always on". is there such a wire in the
> MDD power supply that when grounded, doe
Just curious here... on power supplies that are installed in PC's
there is a bright green wire that can be connected to ground source
making the power supply "always on". is there such a wire in the
MDD power supply that when grounded, does the same thing? and if so,
what color is it? I
