Subject: Re: WTB: 220 V Power supply units --> Apple IIC.
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"Deacon Blue" <scavenger@apexmail.com> writes:
>Need one or two European/ Australian voltage 220V P/S units for the Apple
>IIC.  Anyone know where to source these items these days?

It might well be easier to buy a 1.2A 15VDC plug pack and replace the DC plug
with a 5 (or 7) pin male DIN plug. The pinout for the power //c connector
has been posted many times. According to the //c Tech Ref Manual the //c is
designed to operate on 9 to 20VDC so that should make finding a suitable
plug pack even easier (I would suggest that if you use a voltage lower
than 15v then you should also increase the current rating to keep the
total wattage in the same region). 

P.S. The reason I suggested a 5pin plug is that they are easier to obtain
and the two extra pins on the 7pin plug are not used in the //c.
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David Wilson  School of IT & CS, Uni of Wollongong, Australia