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Trying to use mini-box picoPSU-120 to power Amiga but -12v rail is out of ATX compliance
So I purchased a mini-box picoPSU-120 kit which is in essence a very very small power supply that provides multiple regulated voltages. I want to power my Commodore Amiga 500 with the tiny power supply but there’s potentially a big problem with using it out of the box: the -12v rail seems to be out of spec. It’s not being properly regulated to -12v.
Trying to use mini-box picoPSU-120 to power Amiga but -12v rail is out of ATX compliance
So I purchased a mini-box picoPSU-120 kit which is in essence a very very small power supply that provides multiple regulated voltages. I want to power my Commodore Amiga 500 with the tiny power supply but there’s potentially a big problem with using it out of the box: the -12v rail seems to be out of spec. It’s not being properly regulated to -12v.
Armiga Project
Here’s a cool project that I have some involvement with, the Armiga Project.
This is basically an ARM-based emulation platform for the Amiga 500 that uses normal Commodore Amiga floppy disks!
Pretty cool, and I definitely support it! It’s already come a long way.
Details are available here at indiegogo!
Armiga Project
Here’s a cool project that I have some involvement with, the Armiga Project.
This is basically an ARM-based emulation platform for the Amiga 500 that uses normal Commodore Amiga floppy disks!
Pretty cool, and I definitely support it! It’s already come a long way.
Details are available here at indiegogo!