As already stated, very nice...i have been thinking of doing somethin like this, just never thought of using cold cathodes...and thanks to the OP for the lil step by step...pics would help out alot...even though its not really THAT hard to figure out
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Originally posted by Sobeman81Please Please Please DO NOT replace your current fuses with a higher amperage rated fuse. The fuse is a circuit protection device, in the unfortunate case of an electrical overload, the weakest link (in this case a fuse) is what will burn up and not your wiring. The same reason they used fusible links. For fusible links a section of wire which was 4 sizes smaller than the wire of the circuit it was protecting was used. So that in case something happened, it would be the smaller wire that burned up and NOT your wiring harness. Everyone knows how car engineers work and like to hide wires under things, so just to change ONE wire you might have to rip apart half the car. I don't like doing the extra work for no reason, so i'd just leave the fuse alone.
Originally posted by DilutedImageThe wiring for the lights should be sufficient for the extra load though.
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Why are we inverting the power supply again? PC lights typically hook up to the 4pin IDE molex connectors which are 12V DC natively... Beyond maybe a little filter to clean the circuit of noise, I don't understand the point of an inverter...93 EXR
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Originally posted by ParoXoNWhy are we inverting the power supply again? PC lights typically hook up to the 4pin IDE molex connectors which are 12V DC natively... Beyond maybe a little filter to clean the circuit of noise, I don't understand the point of an inverter...
The inverter boosts the voltage up to 120VAC
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Originally posted by ParoXoNWhy are we inverting the power supply again? PC lights typically hook up to the 4pin IDE molex connectors which are 12V DC natively... Beyond maybe a little filter to clean the circuit of noise, I don't understand the point of an inverter...
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For me, this is one of those things where actually going out and doing it made it make more sense than planning it out before hand which is what I usually do...
The Molex connector is 12V and 5V the red is the 5Volt so you can cut that one. The reason you need the inverter is because a computer runs off 12V and the Cathode, according to the packaging, steps up the 12V to like 320V.
So.... Yeah.... there you go.Why? Because... Life Happens @ 4500 RPM
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