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I need a 3-Pin male to 2-Pin female Power LED Adapter

Where can I find one. My board has a two pin led and my case has a 3 pin female plug. I can't find one. Anyone know where I can get one.

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ingeborgdot@yah
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As a custom system builder I use these all the time.
http://www.directron.com/3pinled.html

DinoDawgg
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there are many companies selling laptop jacks at the moment. Try laptopjacks.co.uk or even laptoprepairs.co.uk

they sell these parts and can help you

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Where can I find one. My board has a two pin led and my case has a 3 pin female plug. I can't find one. Anyone know where I can get one.

3 pin female plug.. that's odd. Usually they are all 2-pin female plugs, except for the beeper that is sometimes 4-pin female plug, yet with only 2 wires.

(this goes if you have 2 wires on 3-pin female plug)
You can switch wires from one hole to another (I guess you need one wire in middle hole) with a needle or very thin screwdriver. You need to lift the plastic nob that holds the end of the wire and pull the wire out of the socket. No damage necessary. Now you can insert it in the middle hole (you should hear a click), but beware of the wire's orientation. If you rotate it, the nob won't hold it and when you plug it in, that wire will be pushed back out. That is, if the 2 pins are on the end of the row... otherwise find some used 2-pin female plug and (pull out both wires) and replace the existing 3-pin female plug.

No need to buy extra junk.

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I usually cut the female in the middle, and get two single females. connect them to the mb and thassit

DimaYasny
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I usually cut my fingers trying to cut 5mm long and 2mm wide very hard piece of plastic with very sharp scalpel.

Chaky
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I usually cut my fingers trying to cut 5mm long and 2mm wide very hard piece of plastic with very sharp scalpel.

you, my friend, must be VERY clumsy (no offense)
I use a simple wire cutter

DimaYasny
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Yup.. That's why I'm keeping clear of sharp objects.

Chaky
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Ingeborgdot, I found mine here: http://www.ioffer.com/i/519967959 . This link works as of 07/2012

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you, my friend, must be VERY clumsy (no offense)
I use a simple wire cutter
http://www.royhalladayjersey.com/?p=505

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