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Old 14-09-2007, 06:55   #1
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Just got flicked this link for a Solar powered PC.

Havent looked at it yet as I don't require it yet, and not being a geek it would mean bugger all to ne anyway, anyway, someone knowledgable here is bound to understand and report back.

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Old 14-09-2007, 09:31   #2
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On a related note, I found a site recently with 12 volt power supplies for PC's. They are designed to go in the regular power supply spot in a desktop case.
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On a related note, I found a site recently with 12 volt power supplies for PC's. They are designed to go in the regular power supply spot in a desktop case.
Got a link SK? Or is that a secret?

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On a related note, I found a site recently with 12 volt power supplies for PC's. They are designed to go in the regular power supply spot in a desktop case.
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Or if your pc is low power enough,
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