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12V input ATX PS

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Does anybody know of a place to get a powersupply that takes 12v input? I have a 1000 watt inverter in my car... but would perfer to keep it dedicated to the air compressor and not put a computer on it too. So im looking for a ATX powesupply that can take 12v as the input.

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Here is something a little more along the lines of what he's looking for me thinks..

http://www.zantech.com.au/zantech/power ... tx-12v-dc/

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wow thats expensive... I might just say the hell with it and run it off the inverter.
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$162 US.. That is pretty pricey.. I'm surprised with all your knowledge about electronics you can't make one.. ;)

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I could. And might just do it. The part that gets me is the whole working at 9V. I guess it must have a small inverter onboard. But if it were 12v+ in constantly then yea. making one would not be hard.
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Minibox MiniPSUs

These guys have a lot of 12v PSUs that you might be able to use if you don't decide to make one.
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Well that place seems to have much better prices compared to the others... i might just buy one.
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Glad I could help, Pugsley.
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