Re: Laptop IDE versus standard IDE

From: "Tim Gray" <

>
Date: Tue, 4 Aug 1998 14:42:05 -0400


Great!  I found that jameco is selling a dc to dc converter that also
uses/charges betteries that give you +5 and +12 volts, with little power
waste (Being designed for battery systems)  it's their part number 109276
and is unfortunately on closeout.
it also gives a -26 volt. they say it also delivers 350vac but the
technical sheet doesn't mention that voltage at the pin-outs. it takes a
16VDC max input for charge/operate. looks like a switching supply but is
tiny for delivering 3.75 amps at the 5volt side.

I'll do some power testing to see how much it wastes in heat.

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: From: Sam Tregar <>
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: Subject: Re: Laptop IDE versus standard IDE
: Date: Wednesday, August 05, 1998 1:12 PM
: 
: > Is there a huge difference between laptop and standard hard drives?
: > I was wondering if someone can plug a laptop hard drive into a standard
IDE
: > controller card with a special cable.
: 
: You can get a 2.5" IDE to normal IDE adaptor.  It has connctions for
: normal IDE cabling and normal power-supply.
: 
: -sam
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