2 questions:1. Can the alligator clip be attached to a painted portion of my case?2. Does my power supply cord need to be plugged in?
1268035
you should be using a static mat with the clip attach to the mat. if you're only using the wrist strapit must be an unpainted part of the case. If you're working on the computers components you cannot have the power supply plugged in.
1268036
1. No it should be bare2. Why? The whole point of using the anti-static wrist band is so you do not fry (static electricity) any components as you install them...no need for power or cord to be attached...
1268037
1. if you attache the clip to a painted portion of the case the static wont discharge. 2. no
827553
The power supply is mounted to the bottom. The HDD bays are also stored in the bottom and don't require any tools. The wire management is hard to keep a lot of the wires hidden due to the case's shape. There's a lot of screws and and some more brass standoffs. The standoffs are already placed for standard mobos. Also comes with zip ties and velcro ties. It looks nice in the pictures but most of the pins and fans are flimsy and cheap plastic.
753540
No, it's an empty case - you have to buy a power supply and mount it in the case.
1863804
You need to buy a power supply. The casing simply housing all the materials, it does not provide for them.
1178390
Hook clip cord to power supply. On back of gun there is the bottom and the top - hook one part of clip cord im hole on the bottom brass piece and in the hole on the underside top of gun right above the brass piece. Turn on power supply and push foot pedal down and gun should come on.
885081
Yes, i have a 500+ power supply inside this puppy as we speak. It was extremely tricky and seemed impossible for me to get my power supply in so i like ziptied it and that caused it to bluescreen, you need to make sure you get it in correctly and screw it in properly, though i didnt know how until i had a repair guy check it out.
672947
I don't know, mine plugs in from bottom. I would call or email UAG directly. The case is awesome.
1393425
This needs a power cord with a "computer end" on it. Sorry I don't know the correct technical name but the typical computer power cord will plug into it&gt; Greg
387968
Yes, you can build an adapter, U-Ground cord cap/Female to connect the "Plug in portion" then have Insulated "gator clips" on the other end for quick connect and configuration to suit your required test. Best. I.B.E.W. Local 18 Los angeles, Ca.
449078
power supply yes but if you want to pack all the other stuff in it maybe if you take all the foam out. But then that would defeat the purpose of having that case to protect the laptop so carry the extras in something different.
600380
I'm not sure what you're referring to as being "wired". I own the case for the iPhone 5. There is no port on the case to plug in a charger/power supply. The only port is for headphones. If you're referring to the hard-plastic loop on the back, it is used to attached the case to the handlebar of a bike.
930848
The handle protrudes from the back of the case so I will go through the whole for the power supply where the screws go. You will be just fine.
531241
Its already anti static and safe for electronics. I dont thing you need to ground the pad. Just keep your wrist strap on amd you will be fine. An alligator clip will likely cut up and ruin the surface of the pad.
133692
The cable you see in the picture. Your power supply (inside the computer) should have some extra plugs.
1817922
Not really. I can access some crucial spots, like connecting a new hard drive, but not without some pain, though. But that will also depend on the rig you'll build. Because I have a gtx 770, it takes up a lot of space, plus a 750w power supply that is fairly big. All this plus no cable management makes it really hard to do stuff in the motherboard without hassle, once it is done. That is the downside of this desktop case.
1510046
yes, but I trimmed mine off for easy plugging and unplugging. I love the case especially for the price.
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I suggest that you use as heavy a wire as you can attach to clip or loop end to. The heavier the wire the more energy you get. Single strand or braided wire is fine as long as you can get it into the screw loop end attachment. Of course that goes onto the Charge Controller. Now it depends on what type of battery posts you have. if you have a threaded post with a wing nut or large nut then I was use another larger end loop connecter. If not just go buy some small but heavy alligator clamps, you know kind of like what the ends of jumper cables use, just smaller. I had to replace my Sunforce regulator. It failed after about 2 months of use. I don't know why but where I to guess I would say from moisture accumulating within the regulator during rainy weather. So keep it dry. I don't mean to try to change your mind about the product, because it did work well. when it worked. But when I replaced it I found a product that I like much better for a couple reasons, first and foremost it was only $35, which included shipping and it arrived in 2 days! Secondly it has a digital readout screen that tells you exactly how many volts are being produced by your panels. The Sunforce doesn't have any read out at all, only lights that I could never tell if it was working or not. I had to use my own personal digital tester to know my panel output. I replaced the Sunforce 500 watt, which was around $80 with a Thunderbolt Magnum 500 watt for $35 shipping included. Good luck with your charger and I hope I wasn't too confusing when trying to answer your question. As I stated, just use simple loop wire connector ends to attach to the charger and also a similar but larger type connector if your battery has threaded ends with wing nuts. If it has basic battery post just get some large alligator clips and attach it to the battery. Use as heavy a wire as possible, single strand is best. They work fine as long as you keep them clean. Do everything you can to water proof all you electronics.