Putting a T2P4 as into an ATX case?

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Arifi Koseoglu

Hello everyone,

Actually the subject says it all: What do I need to do to install my
lovely T2P4 into an ATX case? The AT case died and there is no way
that I am going to give up using my T2P4. AT cases are almost
impossible to find. Is there a connection diagram that I can use to
convert the ATX power connector into an AT-type connector? Any other
suggestions?

Many thanks in advance,
Arifi
 
Hello everyone,

Actually the subject says it all: What do I need to do to install my
lovely T2P4 into an ATX case? The AT case died and there is no way
that I am going to give up using my T2P4. AT cases are almost
impossible to find. Is there a connection diagram that I can use to
convert the ATX power connector into an AT-type connector? Any other
suggestions?

Many thanks in advance,
Arifi
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http://www.hwb.acc.umu.se/
 
Hello everyone,

Actually the subject says it all: What do I need to do to install my
lovely T2P4 into an ATX case? The AT case died and there is no way
that I am going to give up using my T2P4. AT cases are almost
impossible to find. Is there a connection diagram that I can use to
convert the ATX power connector into an AT-type connector? Any other
suggestions?

Many thanks in advance,
Arifi
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Are you saying the AT power supply died ?

Just buy a new one...

http://www.ZipZoomFly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=270507
http://www.sparklepower.com/pdf/SPI-300G.pdf

HTH,
Paul
 
Actually the subject says it all: What do I need to do to install my
lovely T2P4 into an ATX case? The AT case died and there is no way
that I am going to give up using my T2P4. AT cases are almost
impossible to find.
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Not even in the dumpster behind your local computer store?
I've got 14 complete cases of assorted sizes/shapes here, not including
all the partial ones I stripped of the good parts and tossed back in.
I found my T2P4 crudely installed in a huge 286 desktop case.
 
Actually the thing is I already have found an ATX case with enough
room for all the full height 500MB SCSI disks. YOu see, this board is
home for "many" historic parts - and they are pretty big.
 
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