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Offline rkauer

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Re: A3000 PSU replace
« on: February 15, 2008, 10:55:52 PM »
 Hello Hernan.

 Look at Ian Stedman's homepage..

 After doing the mod, just move J300 to EXT position and you're done.

 For better results, look in Aminet for "thick generator", since AT/ATX PSU don't have the signal wire.
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Re: A3000 PSU replace
« Reply #1 on: February 16, 2008, 12:59:27 AM »
 Just some minor fixings, like time and date, and when in games.

 Thick: my mistake! :oops:

 Do you already know that's not my natural language, do you?;-)
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Re: A3000 PSU replace
« Reply #2 on: February 16, 2008, 03:33:48 AM »
 In Brazil?

 Esperanto!;-)

 Not joking: portuguese. And I learn english by myself!

 I also spoke 5 more languages (or use to):

 - german (kaputt!)

 - spanish (si, conosco y hablo)

 - greek (not that much, I've learned it in school)

 - français (oui, je parlais)

 - latim (mortus est)
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Re: A3000 PSU replace
« Reply #3 on: February 17, 2008, 07:50:54 PM »
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elpiloto wrote:
thanks for the info i did it, but hows the best way to fit the atx psu in to the a3000?
:cheers:
Hernan


 There is two ways:

 1- Carefully screw one or two of the screws into the PSU via the original holes in the back of the A3k. Then mark the other holes, take out the PSU, drill the other holes and put it back;

 2- Open the original Amiga PSU and put the new one inside the old case. That's the better-looking solution , but you need the new one fit inside the old case. In case you don't suceed, go to solution #1.
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