Pico ATX PSU

[@DazzaDirect]

lead-free solder on the PCB, bump up the temp about 30 degrees , also swap the fuses as they are usually about 20amps, 2 or 3 amps is better, HTH

[@user-ew4yg3bw9u]

I need a circuit diagram

[@rosoon]

can atx psu fit on a matx case

[@fu1r4]

That must be a cheap knock off because the cheapest I could find was about $25 and if you want one that can handle 160 watt you have to pay about $46.

[@naveentechs]

you overpaid

[@FelipeBudinich]

What's the name of the board with the fuses?

[@backofficeshow]

Try ATX breakout board

[@FelipeBudinich]

​@@backofficeshow Thank you! I had never seen one before, and it seems perfect to turn easily adapt ATX power supplies into "arcade" power supplies..

[@zxrenew5642]

Is this not designed for a car with a high current 12v input? Your basic wall wart might struggle. :)

[@backofficeshow]

The car versions have a wider input range upto 14 or 28v. This one would need something like a laptop PSU for full current.

[@fu1r4]

Metal rings (it looks like a metal ring) and voltage are never i great combination. Even if 12 volt won't kill you it can damage a lot of things.

[@bazza5699]

hang on. what? u ran 35 miles!!! in one go? are you superman?

[@backofficeshow]

It was not quite in one go, I had the occasional rest 😂

[@Lbf5677]

i had a midlife crisis

[@backofficeshow]

How did that work out for you? Happy ending 🤔

[@Lbf5677]

@@backofficeshow i think its still going on...:0 I wouldn't recommend it Sir

[@backofficeshow]

I have a motorbike you can buy from me if it will help? 😂

[@Lbf5677]

@@backofficeshow a friend convinced me into buying a leather jacket a few months ago, so might as well!

[@backofficeshow]

Luvvly Jubbly you know it makes sense!

[@fu1r4]

12:32 Your iron is crap and that tip is useless. Buy a Weller instead :)