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Vszerda IDE to FDD Power Cable Splitter Big 4 Pin to 2 Small 4 Pin

SKU CH-T7GE-QGHFB

Splits one large 4-pin power connector into two small 4-pin floppy-drive connectors

  • Splits one large 4-pin Molex into two small 4-pin floppy power connectors
  • Extends power reach for legacy floppy drives and compatible devices
  • Simple plug-and-play adapter requires no drivers or configuration
  • New condition ensures reliable connections for vintage hardware builds

Vszerda IDE to FDD Power Splitter

This Vszerda adapter splits a single large four-pin Molex connector into two small four-pin floppy power plugs. It lets legacy floppy disk drives or other devices that use the smaller connector draw power from a standard desktop power supply. The cable acts as a simple Y-splitter and extension for older internal power wiring.

Suits restorers adding floppy drives to vintage PCs

Builders who need to power one or two 3.5-inch floppy drives from an existing Molex lead will find this cable useful. It is not for systems that lack a free large four-pin Molex source connector. It is also not for installations requiring right-angle plugs, locking clips, or a longer lead than the supplied extender provides.

Highlights

  • Splits one large 4-pin Molex into two small 4-pin floppy power connectors
  • Extends power reach for legacy floppy drives and compatible devices
  • Simple plug-and-play adapter requires no drivers or configuration
  • New condition ensures reliable connections for vintage hardware builds

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