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#Help: A3000T PowerSupply

7 messages in this thread
#148212From: Olaf MonienMay 24, 1994 12:20 AM
Hi I need the pinout of the powersupply conector of the A3000T!? Does someone have any idea? Thanks Olaf
#148279From: Dale LarsonMay 24, 1994 6:18 AM
Probably what you need is an A3000T replacement power supply. Or did I misunderstand? — Dale L. Larson, Intangible Assets Manufacturing
#148443From: Olaf MonienMay 25, 1994 12:44 AM
Yes, I got an A3000T-Board, a nice PC tower-case, and now I'm searching for a way to connect a PC power supply (which was included with the case – the price was less than a single Amiga power supply) to the board. I know that it may be a little complicated, but if there is a way… Thanks Olaf via AP from Duesseldorf
#148509From: Dale LarsonMay 25, 1994 7:08 AM
The A3000T board FITS in the tower case?!? You'll need an Amiga power supply. PC power supplies don't provide a signal needed by the Amiga. That's different on the 4000, but not on the 3000. Now I need to figure out whether the PC Power and Cooling supplies will work as a replacement in my A4000… — Dale L. Larson, Intangible Assets Manufacturing
#149008From: Tom JonesMay 27, 1994 12:59 PM
Olaf I hope you are able to get a powersupply for this. I talked to someone who tried to do this, using a PC power supply on a 3000T motherboard. He learned that the 3000T PS did a lot more than just provide DC voltages, it also has a fancy overcurrent protection scheme that looks for feedback from the MB or something like that. He finally went to an Amiga repair shop that told him they have only been able to fix about 50% of these PS's and that he would have to get the right PS to make it work. I hope this is wrong but that is what I was told. Also that those PS's are high failure items and very hard to find new. If you find a source for them how about share it here with the rest of us? Tom alternate: jonest@hfsi.com I don't make jokes, I just report what the government does…Will Rogers
#149013From: Kevin RagsdaleMay 27, 1994 3:00 PM
Try Micro R&D in Nebraska. Sorry, I don't have the number, but they have an ad in the latest Video Toaster User. Kevin Ragsdale
#149167From: Brian BartlettMay 28, 1994 2:56 AM
Tom, the phone number for the company Kevin cited, Micro R&D, is 1-308-745-1243. The Four Seasons of Southern California: Fire, Flood, Earthquake, and Riot.