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==Cables we need==
 
==Cables we need==
  
;Parallel Printer Cable
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*Parallel to USB Printer Cable
;Parallel Cable
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*RCA cables -- Monster brand
RCA cables (various)
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*RCA to 1/8th" audio
USB cables (various) - Has a USB 'A' plug on one side and ''anything'' else on the other
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*Micro USB Cables
"Figure 8" cable
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*Speaker Wire
"Mickey Mouse" cable
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*VGA/DVI adapter cable
Speaker Wire
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*Computer Power Cable
VGA cable
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*CAT 6 Ethernet Cable
DVI cable
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*S-Video cable (a handful)
VGA/DVI adaptor cable
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*Misc (strange/unusual)
Computer Power Cable
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*TV Coaxial (a handful)
Ethernet Cable
 
KVM cable
 
PS2 cables
 
S-Video cable
 
Misc (has any of the above on at least one side)
 
Firewire
 
TV Coaxial
 
Phone cords
 
  
Remember, an extention cable is one that can plug into itself, and we always save these
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'''Remember, an extention cable is one that can plug into itself, and we always save these'''
  
  
For anyone else that is reading this, the point is to make a board that is a visual aid for voluteers so that they know what stuff is worth keeping.
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For anyone else that is reading this, there is a board that is a visual aid for voluteers so that they know what stuff is worth keeping.

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Cables we need

  • Parallel to USB Printer Cable
  • RCA cables -- Monster brand
  • RCA to 1/8th" audio
  • Micro USB Cables
  • Speaker Wire
  • VGA/DVI adapter cable
  • Computer Power Cable
  • CAT 6 Ethernet Cable
  • S-Video cable (a handful)
  • Misc (strange/unusual)
  • TV Coaxial (a handful)

Remember, an extention cable is one that can plug into itself, and we always save these


For anyone else that is reading this, there is a board that is a visual aid for voluteers so that they know what stuff is worth keeping.