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Yep seen those, even emailed him about some stuff. but realistically it doesnt seem too hard to make and fairly inexpensive!
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Just thought I would post this PSU mod
http://vintagerecorders.co.uk/seb/amiga/psu.jpg The Micro ATX PSU fitted lovely, 400W of power and with the screw locators bonded inside, there's no evidence from the outside its anything special. |
When you say ATC I presume thats a typo and you mean ATX? 500w psu's are pretty cheap most of the time, I guess I could get away with combining the A500 and A590 power output easily from something like that :)
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Yes, Typo LOL, if it was me I would be tempted to make this PSU and add an extra cable coming out of it to the A590, it could be done so neatly too.
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That's why I prefer PicoPSU version. 60-80W Power brick + PicoPSU itself fits fine in PSU casing and it's designed to work without a fan.
Not as powerfull as full blown ATX PSU, but for Amiga with few moderate expansions OK. |
Welllll OK yes, a super quiet fan though (Key trick, don't bolt it to the top of the case, have some spacers, reduces airflow a little but stops 90% noise). After the upgrades done to my A1200, its the fan on the PPC which makes the most noise.
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That mod looks pretty professionally done, I have to say I'm not a fan of the fan though. 400W is pretty ridiculous for an Amiga, you'd have been better off using a much less powerful power supply which didn't require a fan.
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