Re: Sega vectors and that +3VAC

I thought I remember reading somewhere that this could be wiried into +5V,
but I'd find someone who has done it before trying it....

If you are in need of a Sega Supply, I have a sega supply (including
the transformer)... I myself have not had much of a problem with them
but I don't run my games all that often.

-- Curt

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>From: "Tom McClintock" <tomm@mgcap.com>
>Subject: VECTOR: Sega vectors and that +3VAC
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>A while back John was discussing the merits of the
>+3VAC that the Sega power supply outputs. Resets the
>game and such.
>
>For conversion to a switching power supply, is this
>+3VAC still required?
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>
>tm
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