PBaines
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Right, So I have been sleeving for quite a while now, but there is nothing more annoying then EFING DOUBLE CABLES!!! pain in the arse to sleeve... anywho. not what we are here to discuss
WHAT i am thinking/asking of doing is.
the AX850 I will be using there are double for:
24Pin - 2
- Current = +3V3
-- Which will be connected to 18Pin - 8 and 18Pin - 9
24Pin - 3
- Current = GND
-- Which will be connected to 18Pin - 5 and 18Pin - 6
24Pin - 6
- Current = +5V
-- Which will be connected to 18Pin - 1 and 18Pin - 2
24Pin - 10
- Current = +12V
-- Which will be connected to 10Pin - 4 and 10Pin - 6
The plan is,
Where those pins go to the modular end of the power supply.
Am I able to solder on connecting wires inside the power supply itself, that will go from each of their corresponding spots and then run the currents of the one wire to the 24Pin?
IMO, I see this working, they are both the same current, so why wouldn't it work? 18AWG is the wire that is used as well
Thanks!
WHAT i am thinking/asking of doing is.
the AX850 I will be using there are double for:
24Pin - 2
- Current = +3V3
-- Which will be connected to 18Pin - 8 and 18Pin - 9
24Pin - 3
- Current = GND
-- Which will be connected to 18Pin - 5 and 18Pin - 6
24Pin - 6
- Current = +5V
-- Which will be connected to 18Pin - 1 and 18Pin - 2
24Pin - 10
- Current = +12V
-- Which will be connected to 10Pin - 4 and 10Pin - 6
The plan is,
Where those pins go to the modular end of the power supply.
Am I able to solder on connecting wires inside the power supply itself, that will go from each of their corresponding spots and then run the currents of the one wire to the 24Pin?
IMO, I see this working, they are both the same current, so why wouldn't it work? 18AWG is the wire that is used as well
Thanks!
