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The reason a diamond shines so brightly is because it has many facets which reflect light.
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Also whippin' a lighter socket plug onto a 120mm fan ya can use it for personal coolin' (ya may need some weight to anchor the fan though as I find that they push themselves across my workbench and ya's should see a 7K Y.S.Tech scream across it). :devil win
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Hey guys, my first logon/post in TT forums for a LONG time.
Just the other day I made a cig lighter socket on my new Antec 180AMG case. I needed it to recharge my Tigerlight 8" FBOP, since it isn't available in Aust with 240V A/C charger.
If anyone is thinking of attempting it, don't put it in the centre like the pic from FrozenCPU's pre-made ones, instead put it to 1 side. Because as you plug the cig adapter into it, the plastic faceplate will warp and bend inwards and it'll break if you push too hard. Off to 1 side, it's closer to where the flaceplate grips the edge of the case, which helps with strength.
I wish I have dig cam to show you all. I'm quite proud of my work, as I took all due care and the end result looks factory finish. :)
For my use as a torch/flashlight recharger, it draws 500mA which is a miniscule amount, but yeah there is a worry if you're going to plug in 10Watt+ devices such as Peltier cooled esky, etc.Onyx
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Antec 1080AMG with 430W TruePower
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I do like hearing from a fellow do-it-yourselfer:thumb:
I might suggest she allow the business end of that mod to cool a bit before replacing it back in the socket -- what with heat being the concern it is to hardware and all:)The reason a diamond shines so brightly is because it has many facets which reflect light.
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