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HDD VU meter

HDD VU meter
HDD VU meter is good and intresting idea,how to show hard disc drive is working by led vumeter instead simple led diode who just blinking
 
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Step 1Required materials

Required materials
Required materials are:
1.led vumeter(build your self or buy a kit)
2.wires
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Aug 30, 2010. 7:14 AMDanNixon says:
You should really use the negative of the power supply you get 12 volts from, as the ground on the motherboard is for 5 volts so the PCB tracks are not as thick, using them for 12 volts could cause damage.
Dec 19, 2008. 6:15 AMisacco says:
Nice instructable. The clear circuit schemes are helpful to understand the electronics of our PCs.
Dec 19, 2008. 5:52 AMDecepticon says:
I take it you got a VU meter by salvaging it from a stereo or something. Nice that you turned it into an instructable.

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