Hey Guys,I've been hinting at a couple of projects I've been working on for quite a while now and I'm excited to finally reveal the first part of what I hope to be my product line. The KMPKT Dynamo DC 12V is a DC-DC solution I've been working on with Larry over at HDPlex for probably the better part of six months. I think it fills a particular need in the SFF community that hasn't been met by the current crop of DC-DC units. Without further ado, the KMPKT Dynamo:As you can see, I've opted for a full cover heatsink not unlike the Turemetal units with what I hope is a more pleasing aesthetic than other options on the market. The heatsink has a hexagonal pattern for two reasons. First and foremost, I think it looks badass. Secondly, it allows airflow from any direction to move over the surface of the heatsink in any direction and move through. Current plans are for a metallic gunmetal finish, but nothing is set in stone. For the final design we may also thicken the heatsink to allow for taller "fins" and more heat dissipation. From the top-down view you can see the following connectors:Left side:- 6 pin V-in for DC input- 4 pin SATA- 6 pin V-out for DC flow through. This voltage will match the input from the AC-DC adapter.Right side:- 2 x PCIe 8 pinAs far as the selection of plugs go, the board is meant to be used for the following purposes:- For ATX based boards in combination with a Pico solution. I personally would endorse using the HD Plex 160W DC-ATX- For eGPU solutions where a solid and straightforward power solution is required- For builds that want to add GPU capabilities to a Thin-ITX, Intel NUC or Mini STX- Can be daisy chained to power more than one GPU- Anyone who wants to eliminate the 24 pin ATX cable in their build because it is CLUNKY AS HELL (NFC S4 users, I'm looking at you <3 )The pertinent specs are as follows:- Rated Wattage: 300W- Input Voltage: 16V - 24V- Passthrough Voltage - Whatever is V-in will be passed to V-out- System Wattage with HDPlex 160W DC-ATX: 460W- Dimensions: 120mm long x 47mm wide x 26mm tall (2/3 the size of the HDPlex 300W DC-ATX- Cable pinouts will match current HDPlex 300W DC-ATX. Can plug 4 pin V-in for 160 DC-ATX into leftmost 4 pins of 6 pin V-out on boardI am aiming to have this unit available by May at a price point around 70 USD. Yes I realize this makes a two DC unit solution quite expensive and AC-DC to DC-DC solution that will approach 200 USD when paired with (as an example) the HDPlex 160W Pico Style AC-DC. It will also leave you with two completely separate power units that can be used independently in future builds.Of note, this is a proof of concept model but the first sample should look about the same. And the final product will hopefully be improved through community input.Any suggestions on ways to improve this unit would be greatly appreciated as would comments about what you like. Anyone who is interested in acquiring one of these units can send me a PM with your contact information as I will be keeping an email list of potential customers. CheersKmpktP.S. A massive thank you to James ( @Aibohphobia ) for all of his great work in modelling the heatsink and providing feedback that helped in the development of the unit.