6128 PSU

Gryzor · 10:49, 25 January 17

5V, 4A, small footprint, correct plug (if you say so, can't judge from the photo), aaand a low price to boot! Not much to lose, going to get one, unless you happen to have one stashed around that you want to dispose of, in that case I could buy it along with the board...

Bryce · 10:59, 25 January 17

Quote from: Gryzor on 10:49, 25 January 17
5V, 4A, small footprint, correct plug (if you say so, can't judge from the photo), aaand a low price to boot! Not much to lose, going to get one, unless you happen to have one stashed around that you want to dispose of, in that case I could buy it along with the board...

Nope in fact I was going to order one for myself too. If it's cheaper, I can order two of them and send it over with the adapter?

The connector dimensions are mentioned on the page.

Bryce.

||C|-|E|| · 11:41, 25 January 17

I also like that one. I may buy one and take it with me to Spain, this way I can power my CPCs in there with it. Either that or I make one myself because I think I have all the components at home, including the transformer

Gryzor · 11:58, 25 January 17

Hm, yeah, I think it'd make sense because it's pretty expensive for it to be shipped here... but only if it's no bother for you.

Lazy Dude · 12:07, 25 January 17

We are definitely overloaded with PSU information and threads thereof!

Gryzor · 12:11, 25 January 17

Maybe someone should MAKE A NEW PROJECT FOR AN ALL-IN-ONE PSU

Bryce · 12:25, 25 January 17

Quote from: Gryzor on 12:11, 25 January 17
Maybe someone should MAKE A NEW PROJECT FOR AN ALL-IN-ONE PSU

I made a PSU that could power everything including C64 which needs 9VAC. I eventually sold it to someone who wouldn't take no for an answer. It's nice to have, but will always cost more than individual PSUs.

Bryce.

Gryzor · 12:28, 25 January 17

Just for the record, guys, that someone wasn't me. I always power my c64s with a relevant power source*.

*burning manure

Bryce · 12:35, 25 January 17

Quote from: Gryzor on 12:28, 25 January 17
Just for the record, guys, that someone wasn't me. I always power my c64s with a relevant power source*.

*burning manure

No, it was a member of a local Commodore User Group (which I like to call Commodores Anonymous

.... My name is Bob and I have a problem....)

Bryce.

Gryzor · 12:40, 25 January 17

The outlook is never very bright in those Anonymous groups

Bryce · 12:48, 25 January 17

I think their motto is "One shade of brown at a time".

Bryce.

Gryzor · 12:50, 25 January 17

*...but we have the SID.

1024MAK · 08:52, 26 January 17

Quote from: Gryzor on 12:50, 25 January 17
*...but we have the SID.

Only if it has not been nicked to go in an interface for another computer...

Bryce · 09:14, 26 January 17

Or just died of its own accord like so many C64 chips tend to do.

Bryce.

protek · 00:06, 22 July 20

Dusting up this old topic. I recently purchased a Mean Well RPD-60A medical power supply to power my Commodore 1541-II and 1581. It supplies 5V at 5A and 12V at 2A. https://www.meanwell.com/Upload/PDF/RPD-60/RPD-60-SPEC.PDF

Here it is built into a case with a separate power switch and a fuse on the mains side.

I figured that since it's meant for medical applications, it should probably supply as ripple-free voltage as possible.

Bryce · 07:26, 22 July 20

The ripple may not be much better than other supplies, but it will have much better isolation and protection built in. Good choice.

Bryce.

protek · 08:24, 22 July 20

I figured it would be a good value for money alternative (around 25€) for Amstrads. Of course, you need to spend some more in case, connectors and cables. I'd probably do one for my CPC6128, if I didn't already have the 5VCPC.

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