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What is the -5 for?

I want to use a pc power supply to power my diesel heater which will use up to 10 to 15 amps to power the glow-plug . My power supply 12volt says it will put out up to 30 amps? So i just connect all the yellow wires to get that ip to 30 amp potential?

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The value of the load resistor is?

spec on the PSU, in Watts?

I want this for hot wire foam cutting???

Okay but how do you avoid overloading it??

When it comes to ATX with same curents at 12V and 5V lines Do I need any resistor?

I want to make this power supply mainly for 12volt supply but you mentioned the resistor on the 12 volt line. How do I know if my power supply needs it? I’m not sure if mine is “old” or “new” as you put it.

What do you do if you just want 12 volts

6:55 While your at it, keep the distance between grounds and the other posts 19m/m (3⁄4 inch) so it can be used with a standard bunch of connectors...It is an industry standard.

where do you connect the resister to

So you can add a resistor to the 12v which is yellow

That sped up laughter caught me off guard xD

How do you install the load resistor?

Hey. Can you explain why do you solder a resistor to 12v cable and where it goes? Please

What is current on each terminal ?

Could I build an External 800W AC-DC Power Brick from an ATX/SFX PSU following these steps? The project I have ongoing will be using a HDPLEX 800W DC-PSU to power a SFF AIO computer and it will need external AC Adapter(s). I was thinking I might get two Dell 330W Laptop Adapters but an ATX 800W converted to something like this might be much better.

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What if multiple 12v dc, 5v dc, and 3v dc? say 2-3 of each v.-power? OR does it need all yellow wire soldier together? I want to make a power supply for multiple Raspberry Pi projects used at one time.

Hi ser can +12v run a car dc carbon brush Motor for several hours?? Hapy to now

Hi, i placed my load resistor at 12 Volt line. Characteristics, Load resistor: 15W 22Ω (i couldnt find at 10W), line: 12Volt, min: 0.3A, max: 18A. My load gets really hot, maybe is the normal hot i do not know, is it ok addind that resistor with that characteristics or should i add some an extra Silicone Ceramic Resistor? I attached the load at chassis adding thermal paste in order to make some heat get absorbed, is that ok?

Thanks for this video, it's very very important,I am smail from Algeria

What is the value of load resistor ?

Amazing.. Great ideas👍 Can i use pyrography pen with this ,and how can i make variable voltages with this PSU

Great vid. Can you also explain to us where to hook up the LED's ? I am not a electrician and that info would be welcome. Thanks.

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WHAT IS THE USE OF 3.3 V SENSE WIRE ?

Using this idea for a covered patio for car speakers, fog lights from a truck and a 12 volt water pump. For our hillbilly hottub. Didnt wanna have to use a car battery from afar. And keep it charged.

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I know this is an older video, but on the Green wire. I’m needing to build 2 power supplies 12v dc only. I’ve seen videos that say to connect the Green to Gray. However I’ve seen more that say Green to any Black wire. Is this just a preference, or should it be one or the other for specific reasons?

Can you help me with something? I built mine and connected -12v as negative and 12v for positive in the regulable exit. I used a DC motor for testing but the entire power supply shuts down at ±3V, what can I do?

Hi. Since you've got so many wires with the same colors, couldn't you make more of each voltage plugs and have multiple things that need the same voltage connected at the same time?

Will a 450W Raptor ATX work for this project?

Can we get variable voltage from 1.2 to 12 volts or more ?

I have a DC pump that I use for pumping oil. do you think I could use a computer power supply to run it? I figured since it hooks up to my 12v battery that it might work with the 12v power supply. it uses 13.5 amp. I have an old AT power supply that I want to try. it has an external on/off switch with a white, blue, brown and of course black for ground. wire harness has Black (ground), Yellow (12V), Red (5V), Orange (Power Good), Blue (-12V) and White (-5V) I believe. does this sound correct? do I need to put in resistors for an AT power supply? ty for your assistance. 🙂

Very useful 👌 video

i just used 1 green 1 yellow and 2 black wires and it works just fine for 12 volts

Great video can you please elaborate for a dummy like myself where to connect the dummy resistors

hi.. thanks r making awesome video such as this one.. i am trying to make one similar.. everything works out fine when testing.. but when i put my +12v bundled wire to the binding post the atx wont start.. where does it go wrong?

can connect the -12v to the +12v together ?and expect to have +12v on the post?

6:20 Since this video is 5 years old I think a “what are those?!” is appropriate

I have an older ATX with 14 amps on the 3.3V line, 30amps on the 5V line and only 10 amps on the 12 V line I used a 8ohm/50W resistor on the 5V line and when I connected a small cooling fan 12V/950milliamps the voltage drops to 11.05 volts why is this happening when the 12 volt line should handle upto 10 amps and stay stable Please help me and reply Thanks Dan

Dear Sir, DIY stands for Do It Yourself. So i expected to see a power supply being built, not modified.

on mine the +5 is higher but it's 22 amps. idk how to determine what ohms resistor I need.....

What is the maximum current than can be drawn? I am asking as I have a 12v 10amp rated pump I need to power. Would this be possible?

could you also use a constant current circuit on the output to load the source to keep it stable rather than a passive resistor? (op amp)

Why do u need another switch for the power and ground? Why not connect directly?

Can I power the arduino from the 12v or 5v rail... But will the arduino can take that much of current