Re: Apple IIgs 110V -> 220V, and VGA adapter?

["Dominic Wu" <dwu@swales.com>]

Why not just get a voltage inverter to step down the power from the wall
plug like you would with any appliances from foreign countries?  Get a good
quality one, of course.  It'll be cheaper and faster than to fashion a new
PSU, I would think...  I do this when I need to run an US computer in HK.
They sell them at the corner electronic stores for next to nothing.

"MagerValp" <MagerValp@cling.gu.se> wrote in message
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> On a recent trip to the US I picked up a IIgs that I now need to
> convert so that it'll run off of 220V power, as I live in Europe. I
> googled a bit, and I find several articles saying that it's a simple
> jumper switch in the PSU, but none of them have the exact details.
> Could someone here tell me exactly how to convert the PSU?
>
> My other question is if I can use a normal Mac VGA adapter to connect
> the IIgs to my VGA monitor. It's a Nokia 417TV that syncs to 15 kHz,
> so the resolution isn't a problem, only the connector.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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