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new modder
first time modder here, i've got a coolermaster black praetorian, which is fairly large and i'm looking to put in medium sized window with a fan and then using one or two of those new ccl hyperlights to light it up, i've got a good friend whose an electrician who says he would be glad to wire or help me wireme switches in front so i can turn them off at leisure, any advice on what i should get would be very helpful.
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Cold Cathodes that light up computer cases do not require any special wiring. A kit comes with everything you need, including the tube, inverter and switch. All that is necessary is drilling a hole in the case and sliding in the switch. A very simple affair, no need for an electrician.
Happy Modding
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Another cool idea is to go down to your local auto parts store and check out some toggle switches for your lights. There are a lot of different styles, and if you match them with your case right, they can look realy cool!
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Check out RS components website for some switches
http://rswww.com/cgi-bin/bv/browse/B...oid=-446794951 To buy anthing off them you'll have to open an account (mainly aimed at businesses), they do quite a big range of different panel mounting switches
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