<Well, I'm just thinking odd thoughts right now(specifically about <converting a CB radio I have to the 10m amateur band), but if you can If you need a hand I can help with that. <figure out all the output voltages that the computer uses, than it <shouldn't be too hard to either build several power supplies to handle th <large amounts of power it needs, or perhaps re-wind the main power <transformers(or just replace them with somethign that has the same output <Which brings me to another thought, what IS the output voltage of the pow <supply/transformer(s)? And of course, if the hard(and floppy) drive motor <need 220v, you can also look for replacement motors that run on 110v. <That's what I'm going to need to do for my Series/1. Not that trivial as the system has a fair amount of pwer sequencing and power good logic tied to the front panel and power system. besides where to you find a 110Vac to 5V@ 30+amps floating around. That and any fans and motors that may use 220v. THere is a lack of data on that and no way to power it to determine if thats is the case. Allison