**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun Aug 15 02:59:57 2010 Aug 15 04:05:37 Tootoot222: as long as you don't draw too much power on the sheeva PSU, that should be fine Aug 15 04:05:50 especially if you just run it on 110V Aug 15 04:08:00 I (probably) toasted my first sheva PSU by running an unpowered 2.5" usb drive, the second PSU probably died just because it didn't like running on 230V for half a year Aug 15 04:09:03 but I've replaced the internal PSU by an external PSU, and so far that's been working fine Aug 15 04:19:31 kblin: lol we did the same thing Aug 15 04:19:40 i blew my first one on a 2,5 drive =p Aug 15 04:19:48 but i bought a generic charger with 3a Aug 15 04:19:54 so it should handle better Aug 15 04:20:06 (soldered it onto the motherboard cables) Aug 15 04:20:31 ah, I sodered on a barrel plug connctor Aug 15 04:20:36 *soldered Aug 15 04:21:54 http://i40.tinypic.com/25thobl.jpg Aug 15 04:21:56 http://i42.tinypic.com/2i1jqes.jpg Aug 15 04:22:02 which is good, my current PSU only does 1.5A, but it seems to be sufficient so far Aug 15 04:22:15 it looks kind of funny having the wirre randomly sticking out of the power cable hole lol Aug 15 04:22:27 but if I ever find that I need a better psu, I can easily replace it Aug 15 04:23:28 somebody made a solar power PSU using the solar panels from path lights and some plastic sheets lol Aug 15 04:23:31 gave 2a too Aug 15 04:23:35 (@ 5v) Aug 15 04:24:17 hehe Aug 15 04:25:26 ok, my construction does look pretty similar, just that there's a barrel plug connector sticking out of the back Aug 15 04:25:45 but yeah, have been happy with it so far Aug 15 04:26:36 but I figured I'd let some more people field-test the guruplug v2 before getting one myself **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon Aug 16 02:59:56 2010