The screws might be something that you can get a driver for. Do they look like any of these:
http://www.consumer-manual.com/english/industrial-supplies/screw-driver.htm
Bob Nelson
Or these?
http://www.lara.com/reviews/screwtypes.htm
Here is what you need, it has bits for most security screws.
http://www.allelectronics.com/cgi-bin/item/BT-100/780/100_PC_SCREWDRIVER_BIT_SET_.html
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Nagurney wrote:I have a problem with one of my MRC powerpacks. I noted that MRC uses some sort of tamperproof screw to hold the case together. I assume that this is because of UL rules for electrical safety. However, does anyone know where to obtain a screwdriver (or bit) for those screws, or should I use a file and a cheap screwdriver to create one. Lad Nagurney
Rob
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