Trim it down to one of each cable. You don’t need a half-dozen patch cables. That weird wall-wart with the proprietary DIN plug for the laptop you no longer have, or the voltage- and milliamp-specific application you’ll never need. The 4 SATA cables…etc.
Pare it down in order of likely need. You might need a couple USB cables and maybe a couple SATA cables, but you don’t need 3 34-pin floppy drive ribbon cables.
I threw out about a dozen DC adapters last month (2 replaced in use adapters, another ~10 in “the box”) after finding these USB C PD to various voltage and amp DC barrel plugs on Amazon:
There’s tons of kinds, and they’re probably a fire hazard, but I can buy a USB-C PD power strip and some short 6, 8, and 12 inch USB-C cables to power my dsl router, wifi AP, raspberry pi, and NUC, all with one wall outlet and none of the cable mess.
Trim it down to one of each cable. You don’t need a half-dozen patch cables. That weird wall-wart with the proprietary DIN plug for the laptop you no longer have, or the voltage- and milliamp-specific application you’ll never need. The 4 SATA cables…etc.
Pare it down in order of likely need. You might need a couple USB cables and maybe a couple SATA cables, but you don’t need 3 34-pin floppy drive ribbon cables.
I threw out about a dozen DC adapters last month (2 replaced in use adapters, another ~10 in “the box”) after finding these USB C PD to various voltage and amp DC barrel plugs on Amazon:
https://amzn.eu/d/h7UBsKI
There’s tons of kinds, and they’re probably a fire hazard, but I can buy a USB-C PD power strip and some short 6, 8, and 12 inch USB-C cables to power my dsl router, wifi AP, raspberry pi, and NUC, all with one wall outlet and none of the cable mess.
If these are USB-C driven, how can you shift the volts or amps? Won’t you need a separate USB-C PD charger to drive these adapters?
Yeah. A 7 port USB wall charger.
https://amzn.eu/d/iFddaVv