were do i plug in cold cathode lighting in pc???
19-02-2005, 08:18 PM
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were do i plug in cold cathode lighting in pc???
got a pc with a merc case, its got two multi coloured neon fans on side with big perspex window
ive got 2 x 12 " cold cathode lighting tubes that came ina box with switches and pplugs etc, think they are for a pc specificly so shouldnt be hard?
ive got 2 x 12 " cold cathode lighting tubes that came ina box with switches and pplugs etc, think they are for a pc specificly so shouldnt be hard?
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I'm going some on your questions today 
It will probably have a sort of inline connector with a four pin socket and a four pin plug that you put in between the hard drive or CD drive power connectors.
Otherwise, you need to solder / splice / scotchlock
the positive for the cold cathode into a yellow wire on the hard drive / CD drive power connector and the negative into a black wire.
It will probably have a sort of inline connector with a four pin socket and a four pin plug that you put in between the hard drive or CD drive power connectors.
Otherwise, you need to solder / splice / scotchlock
the positive for the cold cathode into a yellow wire on the hard drive / CD drive power connector and the negative into a black wire.
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