Finished My Bench PSU that will be used in my next mod

[Snowman]

I will let the pictures speak for themselves. I got the plastic project box from Serpac as a free demo.
http://www.ghostknox.com/imagehost/uploads/58fd44d374.jpg (http://www.ghostknox.com/imagehost)
http://www.ghostknox.com/imagehost/uploads/d104f11328.jpg (http://www.ghostknox.com/imagehost)
http://www.ghostknox.com/imagehost/uploads/3cf3021718.jpg (http://www.ghostknox.com/imagehost)

and here is just a pic of my laptop to show drumthumper my vintage John Deere sticker and the battle damage my keyboard has that I mentioned in another thread

http://www.ghostknox.com/imagehost/uploads/8036bc2877.jpg (http://www.ghostknox.com/imagehost)
http://www.ghostknox.com/imagehost/uploads/ef42fc06c0.jpg (http://www.ghostknox.com/imagehost)

[Eclecticos]

Really nice setup for a test PSU. +Rep

Standard 4 pin Molex's, Power Switch, and Aux Output.
You could make Aux outputs for 3.3v, 5v, 7v, and 12v,
add a selector switch and you got a homemade semi-regulated power supply.

[Snowman]

This is actually going in an acrylic enclosure and will power a car stereo and two fans to keep the unit cool. I have an automatic switching power supply from a satellite reciever that supplies the above voltage as well as 18 and 24 volts.