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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: orange on December 12, 2007, 09:09:10 PM
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How many watts/amperes can A1000 PSU provide?
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500mA in 12V
1A in +5V
0.1A in -12V
Total: 12.2W
Weak, huh?
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I see; yes, pretty weak.
Guess I shouldn't attempt running a590 on it, oh well.. :roll:
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I used to run a half-filled CBM 2058 8mb RAM board and a Trumpcard SCSI controller off the 1000's power supply. I did use a separate power supply for the hard drive....
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The A590 has its own PSU, so it will work with no trouble at all.
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Well, no problem to modify the A590.
Then use the power from the zorro bus.
As you can see in this guide:
http://members.iinet.net.au/~davem2/overclock/a500hd.html
:-)
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rkauer wrote:
Total: 12.2W
Weak, huh?
That sounds more like the 1200 power supply. I couldn't find a sticker on the 1000 supply I looked at, but the UL sticker on the case says 2A, which would imply something like 200W. I suspect it's closer to 100W.
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Hi Again :)
Look at this picture at "The big book of Amiga Hardware"
http://amigahardware.mariomisic.de/index_e.html
I have no direct link to the picture.
Click on "Amiga models and clones"
Then on "commdore A1000"
And click "Image of A1000 with lid off, showing motherboard"
80Watt power
+5v 8A
+12v 1A
-5v 0.25V
As I can see on the picture.
Note:
This is a 220-240V power..
I'm Not sure the 110V power have same spec.. but I think so.
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so, will the hack that BuzzBrain mentions work or not?
seems +12V might be problematic
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Well, I gona try. :)
The A590 power have these spec:
5v 3.0A
12v .085A
And a A500 power have these spec:
5v 2.5V
12v 1A
-12v .01A
And I know you have external HD cabin outhere with HD and RAM, without external power.
So if you find a low power SCSI drive, you should be safe.. I think.
Sorry for my crap english.