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Serum · 04.28.2005, 01:04 PM

For 5 volt, you can take the red wires..

If you need 12V, use the yellow wires.. ;)

Look at the diagram i posted before, to start the ATX powersupply connect pin 14 to the ground. And make sure that you use a load on that powersupply. (these types of powersupplies don't like being unloaded) i used a 15 ohm resistor inside the powersupply to give it some load when the batteries are full. (placed it in the airflow of the fan, its a metall case resistor)

Join about 6-8 wires together.

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	04.28.2005, 01:04 PM For 5 volt, you can take the red wires.. If you need 12V, use the yellow wires.. ;) Look at the diagram i posted before, to start the ATX powersupply connect pin 14 to the ground. And make sure that you use a load on that powersupply. (these types of powersupplies don't like being unloaded) i used a 15 ohm resistor inside the powersupply to give it some load when the batteries are full. (placed it in the airflow of the fan, its a metall case resistor) Join about 6-8 wires together.