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  • ratdude747
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    Re: Rosewill RP550-2-S

    i hope you will complete the primary filter as well.... jumper wire bad! components good!

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  • shovenose
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    Re: Rosewill RP550-2-S

    Are you gonna do a dm311 mod?

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  • everell
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    Rosewill RP550-2-S

    Here is a newly acquired Rosewill RP550-2-S. Everything looks as cramped as an Antec Smartpower. Powered it up.....5vsb is dead. Uses one of those #@$%&* two transistor circuits. Fuse checks good, and DC voltage at main capacitors looks good. So here are some pictures. The case has a shiny chrome mirror like finish. Too bad it looks better than it works!
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