What retro activity did you get up to today?

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Reply 31920 of 31923, by dominusprog

Posted on Today, 18:03

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Made another of these DC/DC converters using LM317 for the 486 build. It also provides 2.2V for the power LED.

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Reply 31921 of 31923, by BitWrangler

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Heh, little bit of overkill unless you took the power LED out of a 1000 Lumen flashlight

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Reply 31922 of 31923, by dominusprog

Posted on 53 minutes ago

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The seven segment itself sends 3.6V to the turbo LED. I believe these old LEDs have a higher tolerance when it comes to the voltage.

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Reply 31923 of 31923, by PcBytes

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Some photos o the AM2 adapted cooler for 423.

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