Q: ][+ power supply and //e

[tlang@freeway.apana.org.au (Tony Langdon)]

It's 11 Jan 97  05:08:58,
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discussion of Q: ][+ power supply and //e

 >I would like to know can I use a ][+ power supply in //e?  I.e. is
 >there any different between a ][+ power supply and a //e power supply?

 ru> According to info published in the Apple ][ Reference Manual
 ru> (II+) and the Apple IIe Technical Reference Manual, the power supplies
 ru> use the same plug and have the same current output capacities for each
 ru> voltage. It looks like you should be able to swap a II+ power supply
 ru> into a IIe with no problem.

Yes, as long as the new power supply has suitable ratings, I see no
problems.  As an example, I was given an old Japanese Apple clone.  It
came complete with a 110V power supply, which was useless here (our
mains is 240V).  All I had spare supply from an old XT clone.  A bit of
"surgery", to fit the correct connector to the supply, and the old clone
now runs like a clock. :-)

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