• 2.5 To 3.5 Ide Laptop Hard Disk Converter Adapter Power Cable 40 Pin Male To 44 Pin Female System 1
2.5 To 3.5 Ide Laptop Hard Disk Converter Adapter Power Cable 40 Pin Male To 44 Pin Female

2.5 To 3.5 Ide Laptop Hard Disk Converter Adapter Power Cable 40 Pin Male To 44 Pin Female

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Product name: 2.5 to 3.5 IDE Laptop Hard Disk Converter Adapter Power Cable 40 pin Male to 44 pin Female

  • 100% Brand New.

  • Easy to connect the 2.5 inch hard disk (notebook hard disk) to your desktop computer

  • Easy to transfer the data to the 2.5 inch hard disk also.

  • It convert the 44 pin (notebook HDD IDE) to IDE 40 pin (3.5 inch IDE HDD)

  • Using hard disk type 4 pin power plug

  • Package include the hard disk adapter only. Hard disk NOT include 

  

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Q: Suppose load is 100KW, length 50m, how to calculate cable size. If we know current Is any easy mathod to calculate cable size.
15 MT length 2x1.5mm how much Kw ?
Q: I just bought a new motherboard and it had a 24 pin power thingy, my power supply was only a 20 pin. After looking at my manual it said I was able to do that if I aligned them a specific way. After that PC turns on, the lights turn on, hard drives turn on, and everything else. the thing is the screen stays black and says no signal.I was looking on the motherboard and there is a 4 pin ATX12V1, but there is no such cable that comes out of my power supply. I think the reason the screen stays blank is because it said that was used to power the CPU. What can I do since I do not have a ATX12V1 cable that connects to my motherboard?The only cables that come out of my pwr supply are for the IDE and floppy.
You need a new power supply. Make sure it's 24 pin and has enough wattage and amperage on the +12v rail to power your system.
Q: I'm referring to the older models of both the PS2 and PS3, not the slim models.
Controllers, yes, you just need a special adapter. Power cable, absolutely not, since the PS3 Fat uses a 3-prong power cable like what computers use and the PS2 uses a completely different kind with only 2.
Q: Hi my new computer's new power supply supports voltage from 100V - 240V. But the power cable's plug that came with it does not fit my country's. My country runs on 240V and the power cable that came with it says 10A 125V on it, and I THINK it's an U.S plug.So should I be getting a new power cable with higher max voltage or just a adapter so that the plug will fit?
if you have a computer that is made to run on lower voltage and you use a different power cord or adaptor to run a higher voltage you going to blow it up. Call the computer manufacturer and see if it is compatible to higher voltage first.
Q: While DISCONNECTED from the amp, I accidentally touched the power cable with the ground cable. Sparks went flying and I smelt a funny odor. Since then, when I go to turn on my radio, my amp only lights up for a second and then looses power. Unfortunately, I feel I've fried my ground wire (upon close inspection, the power/battery cables fuse is still good along with amp signal wire and RCA's) My question is simply this: When replacing my ground wire, can I use left over power/battery cable? I have about 3 feet left over from the install. Thank you for your help!!
Yes just make sure to have a way to tell them apart like wrapping the insulation of the ground with black tape.
Q: I was just wondering that if, for example, you are running too small of a power cable to you subwoofer amplifier does it not get to its full potential? And, if you get the right size will it be louder? Your thoughts and recommendations would be appreciated.
If you are running to small of a gauge of wire and it is causing resistance you will get better and more sound by running the appropriate wire. Going bigger than it needs doesn't make it better.
Q: NO power convertor needed? I can go straight from AT to ATX?
It's okorder /
Q: I have an IVI Checkmate receipt printer, but do not have a power cable for it. Where can I get a power cable for this receipt printer?
Hi.. I think for all your power cable and cable accessories requirement this site can be helpful
Q: I don't do a lot of stuff like this, so I'd appreciate some information about how to do this: basically, I'm trying to route a coaxial cable from outside into the house. The cable is outside, and needs to go through the outside brick layer, then through the wall itself (through insulation?) then through the drywall (through a new outlet plate too).Any suggestions about how to go through the wall with a wire? I'd even appreciate a link to a how-to site as well.Thanks.
you are going to have to drill a hole thru the brick, a 1/4 masonary bit should do the job. Make sure by drilling a hole in a scrap piece of wood first to make sure the cable fits. Before drilling, go inside the house and cut out the drywall smaller than the outlet plate, which will cover the hole later and check for any electrical wiring or plumbing and move your drilling location if needed. Go back outside and drill thru the brick or block at this point and feed your cable thru. Stuff a little extra cable down in the wall space after you've pulled enough for your interior run. When you are sure you have all you need, put a little silicone caulking outside around the cable at the brick to weatherproof and keep out the bugs.(silicone caulking can be found in almost any color). You can pretty much push the cable thru most any type of insulation you find in the wall. Hope this helps.
Q: summary of why 'power cables' are bad evidence. what happens to people whose whole life has been living close to power lines?
There is none. It's a fraud concocted by Green Party extremists to demonize electricity.

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