29 Jun
2008
29 Jun
'08
7:19 p.m.
At 7:21 PM -0400 6/29/08, Roy J. Tellason wrote:
I know there used to be a bunch of them out there. The
one that we sold the
most of was called a "CPS-10" but I can't recall who made it offhand. We
bought 'em from a distributor called Allegro Tech in MA, but I don't think
that's who made them, though I'm not sure.
I bought one of these last year thanks to Roy's suggestion. It is a
Phoenix CPS-10 from Phoenix Electronics Inc. of Clay Center, KS. I
got mine off of eBay, and it wasn't cheap, I think I paid about $60
for it.
Of course a couple days later I lucked out and was given a C-128
powersupply of similar construction that appears to have been
modified to also run a +4. I still need to check the pin-out on the
power supply, but it seems likely given the number of +4's included
with the C128.
Zane
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