24 Nov
2009
24 Nov
'09
9:23 a.m.
I'm looking for a IBM PC/ XT power supply for European voltages, 220 -240 V
at 50Hz.
I have three part numbers but can't find specs for them:
5150438
5150439
6323357
27 Nov
27 Nov
3:03 p.m.
I'm looking for a IBM PC/ XT power supply for European voltages, 220 -240 V
at 50Hz.
IIRC the PC (5150) and PC/XT (5160) PSUs are different in that the latter
has a higher power rating. WHich one are you looking for?
(No, I don;t have a spare AFAIK, but it would help others to know what
you need)
I have three part numbers but can't find specs for
them:
However I have the PC and PC/XT TechRefs. These give specs and connector
info for the PSU (although no schematics of the PSU). If that would be of
use (say for adapting another PSU), I can type it up for you
-tony
5:15 p.m.
On Tue, 24 Nov 2009, Francis Kirby wrote:
I'm looking for a IBM PC/ XT power supply for
European voltages, 220 -240 V
at 50Hz.
The PC is model 5150, the XT is model 5160.
WHICH IS IT?
I have three part numbers but can't find specs for
them:
5150438
5150439
6323357
Look in the "PC Technical Reference Manual", and in the
"PC/XT Technical
Reference Manual"
The original PC (5150) had a power supply of about 65 watts.
That proved to be a bit inadequate, and when the XT (5160) came out with a
hard drive, IBM upped the power supply to about 130 watts.
The two can physically interchange, and for a while most dumpsters were
full of 5150 power supplies (when people replaced them with the higher
power ones.)
WHY are you looking for one?
Is yours dead? IS IT REPAIRABLE?
Which one is your dead one?
5:32 p.m.
On Nov 27, 2009, at 5:15 PM, Fred Cisin wrote:
On Tue, 24 Nov 2009, Francis Kirby wrote:
Umm...look at the subject?
-Dave
--
Dave McGuire
Port Charlotte, FL
I'm looking for a IBM PC/ XT power supply for
European voltages,
220 -240 V
at 50Hz.
The PC is model 5150, the XT is model 5160.
WHICH IS IT?
5:43 p.m.
> On Tue, 24 Nov 2009, Francis Kirby wrote:
>> I'm looking for a IBM PC/ XT power supply for European voltages,
>> 220 -240 V
>> at 50Hz.
> The PC is model 5150, the XT is model 5160.
> WHICH IS IT?
On Fri, 27 Nov 2009, Dave McGuire wrote:
Umm...look at the subject?
Re: IBM PC 5150 power supply?
. . . and then read the first line of the message:
>> I'm looking for a IBM PC/ XT power supply
for European voltages,
Which is it: "PC 5150", or "PC/ XT"?
The first is worth less, sells for more, and is getting harder to find.
The second is easier to find, and there are many tons of generics in
landfill.
Is this to be a "museum restoration"?, in which case there are issues of
multiple releases of the 5150 supply (my first 16K 5150 came with a black
supply with a white switch. Have seen few of those since then.)
Or is this "get it working"?, in which case a 130W or 150W Taiwan generic
should be fine.
What happened to the original? Contrary to popular belief, they ARE
repairable.
28 Nov
28 Nov
1:15 p.m.
On Nov 27, 2009, at 5:15 PM, Fred Cisin wrote:
Since the Suject: line and the line from the original message that you
quoted are contradictory (once says '5150', which is the PC, the other
says PC/XT (which is a 5160), why should I believe the former rather than
the latter?
-tony
On Tue, 24 Nov 2009, Francis Kirby wrote:
Umm...look at the subject? I'm looking for a IBM PC/ XT power supply for
European voltages,
220 -240 V
at 50Hz.
The PC is model 5150, the XT is model 5160.
WHICH IS IT?
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