From: Raymond C. Bryan (raycomp_at_visi.com)
Date: 2004-01-10 18:14:52
That schematic leaves out the transformer which has separate taps for
9V AC and the regulated +5 V. The commodore supplies are vulnerable
to blowing fuses in the 9V AC line (even on the C128 where the fuse
is replaceable). I would still recommend a fuse in the 9VAC line in
any replacement that you make.
The Commodore folk claimed that the epoxy "potting" stuff was for
conducting heat away.
--Ray
>In case you can't read ACCEL schematics, here's the same thing in .PNG
>
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