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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: Amigalynx on December 01, 2006, 02:41:42 PM
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The title says it all. Just a pedantic/cultural question. How many types of Amiga PSUs actually existed? I know of four types:
"Power supply A300": switch on the bottom half of the PSU, slightly on the left
"Power supply A600": switch on the upper half, centered
(dunno the designation): switch in the top right corner
"Power supply A500/A600/A1200": the A1200 one, smaller, switch centered on the bottom half
Were there another ones?
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The A4000D had a specific Power Supply and so did the A4000T
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tonyvdb wrote:
The A4000D had a specific Power Supply and so did the A4000T
external :-D
I will describe it somehow, gimme some time :-D
(http://chain.3dgrafika.cz/temp/obyvak/trafa.jpg)
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Amigalynx wrote:
"Power supply A300": switch on the bottom half of the PSU, slightly on the left
A300?
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moto
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@Chain:
LOL.. I have a few PSUs stacked up like that also.
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@Chain :-o you've got some! I'd rather not try this at home, my parents wouldn't appreciate :-D
@motorollin
"Power supply A 300" is just the name labeled under the PSU, I had one with my A600 (maybe this is the explanation, as the 600 was intended to be called 300) and another one with a 500...