Might be worth trying but sounds from the reply that it does not work that great but you dont have anything to lose by trying
Regarding the bandit board that takes in the resolver signals, are there any markings or labels on the output of it, that may hold a clue as to what it actually does.
Hood.

It says axis on the front right under the JP6 cable that goes to jp1. I found that the power supply is bad on the bandit control. I was wondering if I could use a computer power supply instead. 

A computer supply may be ok, just depends the voltages you need. Computer supplies have 3.3, 5 and 12v. To use a computers supply you would need to connect the power good signal wire to a gnd wire or it will not start. The Power Good wire is green on the atx connector and there is a Gnd (Black) wire right next to it, all you need is to jumper a wire between them.
Hood

Doesn't sound like it will work then my 24v is good but my 120 is dead

120v? Is that for the amplifiers?
Hood

I have my power from the wall 110 to a distribution block that goes to a power converter and makes 24V then the other wires go to a transformer or something power goes in and no power comes out of it.

Ok so Mach3 is installed Kmotion is installed. My comp recognized the board after a massive brain fart. Everything looks good now where do I go from here? Should I unhook all of the wires from the bandit control (I'll label them just in case) remove it and attempt to wire it into my KFlop/KAnalog?

YES the KFLOP will accept Resolvers.

(;-) TP

OK well I have quit a bit of stuff now where do I start? I have been reading a bit of the manual for my NC400's. I power up the panel and I'm not getting any power to them. Do they require the bandit to be on as well?

Is there any power to the power supply for the NC400'S? If there is is there any DC output from the power supply?
Hood