Re: Apple //e Power Supply

[buggie@ben14.unm.edu (stephen e buggie)]

I have a black IIe internal power supply with 110/220v switch.  I'd
sell/ship this power supply via surface mail to Britain for $20 + $7
surface shipping.

I also could send a Bugg-Power IIe-version, 150 watter, for $27 plus $17
shipping via surface mail.   This larger unit rests on the floor and
connects to the Apple IIe via a 5 ft cable.  This unit also has a 110v /
220v AC switchable option.	Steve Buggie


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Tim Anderson (tim@aria.co.uk) wrote:
: I have recently aquired a //e, green screen monitor and two disc drive for 5
: pounds, only problem is that the computer doesn't have a power supply. What
: voltages does the //e require.