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That PC makes a great 19V cabin heater, all that wasted heat from the cpu
should be used for something. Maybe they can make the next model using Intels new Prescott (aka PressHot) P4 and put a hot plate on top of it so you can at least use the heat to cook breakfast. I wonder when will someone build a decent low power marine pc and stop this infatuation with P4 cpus. Perhaps using the EPIA cpu or even better the Athlon64 cpu using Cool&Quiet. Both of those cpus can run be run using less than 30 watts. Then again, on a 70' vessel who cares about power consumption. "Glenn Ashmore" wrote in message news:Aui3c.52357$Ri6.34252@lakeread04... Larry W4CSC wrote: So, how many seconds will it run on its tiny battery?....(c; If we drag a wagon full of 8D deep cycles, can we have more time? Is the aluminum enclosure the heat sink or does it have blower fans to cool anything so fast? Gist Askin'..... Stealth computers are definitely not portables. They are just super small industrial strength. Require 19VDC so it needs to run off an inverter or a DC/DC boost converter. About half the inside of the 401 is fan and heatsink. They do make a fanless model but it can pnly run a 1Mb P3. The 401 is definitely a Rolls Royce in the SFF PC world but it cost like one too. Figure on $1.7K for a working box. -- Glenn Ashmore I'm building a 45' cutter in strip/composite. Watch my progress (or lack there of) at: http://www.rutuonline.com Shameless Commercial Division: http://www.spade-anchor-us.com |
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