I bought a new power supply similar to pic related. I plugged it into a pos terminal and after 18 hours it died.
My question is was it more likely a dud or could have something on the board ruined the power supplies?
>brother is lazy
>doesnt care to look for correct charger for his led flashlight.
>picks up the closest DC charger that fits into his flashlight
>plugs it in
>few minutes later smells burning plastic
tl;dr:
dont play around with DC chargers.
>>53597533
My answer is : cauz u suck dicks
>>53597576
>>53597578
The replacement was an equivalent dc charger though.
Had a chink power supply lying around for a few years. I decided today that I was going to rig it up to power a couple of 120mm fans I had lying around. Worked great for about 3 hours. It suddenly stops. I figured I'd accidentally unplugged it. I go to plug it in suddenly a lot of sparks come flying out of all of the fans. There was a loud popping then silence and the smell of burning silicon.
>>53597533
Dud. Good power supplies are hard to kill, they have over load and overheat protection built in. That one was junk.
>>53597533
Pic is an HP Mini power adapter.
