Quote from: J4bberwock on August 09, 2014, 09:53:48 PM

Quote from: hayseed on August 09, 2014, 09:48:44 PM

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Quote from: knt102000 on August 09, 2014, 09:11:11 PM

So, I see how you would use the quick-disconnects to connect up the positive and negative leads to power the miner. But how would you connect the pins to jump the power supply? without soldering.

i bought a few packs of these female jumper wire from glorius china

so i just cut them in half, put 3 onto the pins in question and tape the leads together with electrical tape.
at 1.5$ for enough connectors to do 25 psus its almost free.

Which three pins? Just 1 from each row tied together?

Thanks,

here is the "how to" for many server PSU, including the HP DL580 G3 that is on the first page.
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?s=11a006c5d59a5d6e966e6c0fc333c8ea&t=1005309

Finally finished drilling 117 holes.
Now, I know why I do prefer prototyping SMT boards.
Components placed, I'll solder and test tomorrow.
I'll have some pics too.

Fantastic !! - That link gives the instructions plus the close up pictures of the rear terminals. I thought they
looked too weird/hazy to be standard lugs that all the other sites show in their low quality small images. So unless you have the board
you really do need to solder as I don't see how female quick disconnect's would stay on. Even male
spades would probably not work unless you made something to hold them in which I guess is what
the proper plug that everyone is out of stock off does.

Thanks,