Hello Gerrit, Friday, September 21, 2012, 1:37:26 AM, you wrote: > On 09/20/2012 02:31 PM, Julian Perry wrote: >> Hello Hegedûs, >> >> Thursday, September 20, 2012, 9:39:20 PM, you wrote: >> >> When replacing my C64 power supply innards with a regulated switchmode >> version, I noted a voltage drop of 0.2V across the power lead into the >> C64 under load - so the PSU needed to output 5.2V, to have 5V >> available at the C64. (I adjusted it by measuring the voltage of the >> 5V rail on the PCB, with the C64 operating). > Which one did you use? www.pollin.de has a perfect fit for the old C64 > and Plus/4 supplies for less than 5 Euros: Astrodyne OFM-0101 (5V,2A). > Order nr. is 350 765. If you clean out the empty space in the PSU > completly, the PCB fits perfectly. > It's also adjustable, so you can have the 5.2V if you need them. I used a 3A, over-voltage, over-load and surge-protected one from Element14 http://au.element14.com/xp-power/ecl15us05-t/psu-15w-5v-mini-chassis-mount/dp/1337088 It's (too) pricey, but did the job nicely. I wrote up the whole business on C128.com http://c128.com/comment/539#comment-539 > Again: You need to work on 230V for this, don't, unless you know what > you're doing. Indeed. Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing listReceived on 2012-09-21 00:00:32
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