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Info: power plugs for IIC --- Where source?
- Subject: Info: power plugs for IIC --- Where source?
- From: buggie@musca.unm.edu (stephen e buggie)
- Date: 1996/03/06
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: University of New Mexico, Albuquerque
Does anyone know where the IIC POWER PLUG can be bought?
I already have the pinouts from the IIc technical reference manual.
Those who have followed my hardware hacking reports recently know that I
am adapting my IIe and IIgs to use with giant IBM power supplies.
If I can find a source where the IIC power plug can be bought, then I
will make adaptors so that the IIc can be run from one of the Molex-4
outputs on the IBM power supply on the floor. The IIC power brick just
gives one voltage, +12V, which is split into other voltages by the
silvery box inside the IIC cpu.
The plug I seek is the power plug that goes from the "power brick" to plug
into the back of the IIc cpu.
After all, with 150w or 200w, an IBM power supply will have surplus power
to run at least two Apple IIs simultaneously from its several power
outputs, without even getting warm...
I would appreciate this information: (a) the official name of the IIC
power plug, and (b) source where it might be bought (Digi-Key, Jameco, etc.)
Steve Buggie buggie@unm.edu