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WTB SEGA Blast City Power Supply 220v Complete Power Supply / Amp All In One
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@fergo23 I pinged you on Discord with no reply. I have one for you here. Just waiting to see the condition on the one in the Blast I was waiting on that we spoke about. The connector has been glued in on the back though.
@nem the label on the Aussie Blast PSU's specifically say 220v-240v? But I trust you know much more about these cabs than I do!
@nem the label on the Aussie Blast PSU's specifically say 220v-240v? But I trust you know much more about these cabs than I do!
All the 220V models I've seen have had a huge, external transformer sitting outside the PSU box. Check the pic in the opening post for an example. Yaton sold a bunch of these PSUs without the transformers and a lot of them were blown because people didn't know better.
Your PSU is interesting though, because it's not the original stock one. It's an upgraded model for Lindbergh. You can tell from the bulge on the front and the Lindbergh PSU harness.
It is entirely possible that thing is 220V without a transformer. I would crack one open to be sure, or feed it 100V first to see what happens.
EDIT: actually, it specifically says on the label that "in case of using the product, be sure and use the transformer".
Your PSU is interesting though, because it's not the original stock one. It's an upgraded model for Lindbergh. You can tell from the bulge on the front and the Lindbergh PSU harness.
It is entirely possible that thing is 220V without a transformer. I would crack one open to be sure, or feed it 100V first to see what happens.
EDIT: actually, it specifically says on the label that "in case of using the product, be sure and use the transformer".
Good catch on the label (read the manual, heh).
It’s from an operator stash and he was unsure the origin so we just assumed it was a Blast PSU from a quick google. Will be extremely mindful going ahead with this one. I have a Japanese Blast en-route and was hoping a straight swap with this might allow me to plug this one in to lose the step down.
It’s from an operator stash and he was unsure the origin so we just assumed it was a Blast PSU from a quick google. Will be extremely mindful going ahead with this one. I have a Japanese Blast en-route and was hoping a straight swap with this might allow me to plug this one in to lose the step down.
Good point about the monitor. Even if it operates on 220V, it's not going to spit out 100V for the monitor.
So yeah, I would assume it's like all the other "220V" Blast PSUs and in fact it's just a normal 100V unit.
So yeah, I would assume it's like all the other "220V" Blast PSUs and in fact it's just a normal 100V unit.
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yeah this isn't original, its a sun one... they made naomi universal PSU as well. but its super interesting, with my setup it wouldn't work with what I have but thankyou!@fergo23 I pinged you on Discord with no reply. I have one for you here. Just waiting to see the condition on the one in the Blast I was waiting on that we spoke about. The connector has been glued in on the back though.
@nem the label on the Aussie Blast PSU's specifically say 220v-240v? But I trust you know much more about these cabs than I do!
It has an additional harness and setup is all different, super interesting!
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please post your own thread
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