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if the lead wires are disconnected then it might be shot. have you checked the fuse?

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Note: I'm answering your post with the assumption that you plan on using this power supply with a computer. If this is not your intention, please disregard my solution attempt.

You likely already know this, but if you are powering a computer you're going to need a power supply with more wattage. I would recommend nothing less than a 350 watt power supply.

Follow this link to calculate how much power you need to run your computer: http://www.extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp

If you're not ready to give up on your 270 watt power supply, then remove all PCI/PCI-E devices, USB ports, extra fans, non-boot hard drives, extra DVD/CD drives etc. one at a time until the computer powers up. Anything you can do to reduce the load on the power supply will help.

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Well, look at the pyramid. There are more at the bottom... a lot more less powerful that hat to contribute and pay all to the owners of the land and we're allowed only to survive. In some cases, not even survive, slaves would be worked to ***** in many cases, in some civilizations under the farmers and artisans were thousands more slaves making the bottom of that pyramid wider, allowing for even more riches at the top.

The volume is one third the product of the area of the base times the height or (1/3)B*h