MiSTer Power Supply Splitter Cable
$3.89
Splitter cable for MiSTer that feeds the DE10-Nano and USB hub from one power supply, with two male plugs and a female connector for the PSU.
Related guide: MiSTer cooling and power guide.
100 in stock
The power supply splitter cable is connected to the male end of the power supply or the male end of an inline power switch, with two male connectors at each end of the splitter plugging directly into the DE-10 Nano board and USB hub board.
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