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Article #937*** New Internal Powering device for external PC equipment ***
From: Ken Waegele
Date: Wed, 24 Apr 1996 00:00
Date: Wed, 24 Apr 1996 00:00
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Pc Speaker Power Adapter. Are you still using batteries to power your amplified speakers on your PC ? Or are you still using one of those power transformers, that stay constantly on and heat up alot, and could cause a fire hazard ? Also does it take up another socket on your power board ? If so, then I have the solution that you have been waiting for. With this Unique powering setup for your own PC?, you can supply power straight from the pc's own power supply to your amplified speakers, or even modem etc. as son as you switch your pc on. No more battery problems. One less power socket being used. With this practical approach to supplying power to your amplified speakers or modem etc., you will have less to check on. The power output can be adjusted from 3v to 12v aswell as the polarity can be reversed. The I.P.A. Comes supplied with: 1 Power Adapter Card 1 Power output cable to speaker etc. 1 Internal power splitter cable length 30cm 5.25"M to 2x5.25"F & 1x3.5" Email address kenwaege@ozemail.com.au Ken Waegele
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