WANTED - Pico PSU

[marss]

Can a Pico-PSU power a CT060+CTPCI+HDD+DiskDrive?
Thanks

[Steve]

Umm have you tried eBay?

[marss]

I would like to buy from someone of this site, and, if unsuccessful, it will be Ebay.

[exxos]

I still have the ones I tested on my PSU page...

http://www.exxosforum.co.uk/atari/last/pico/index.htm

[marss]

if yours can power on all my device (CT060+CTPCI+HDD+DiskDrive)... I'm a buyer. Plese PM your price ;)

[exxos]

if yours can power on all my device (CT060+CTPCI+HDD+DiskDrive)... I'm a buyer. Plese PM your price ;)

I don't know it they will power all that or not.. I never had good results with them. I really would avoid picos if possible. You may have to ask around other forums to see what people are using.

[marss]

thanks

[rubber_jonnie]

Be aware that if you buy from eBay you probably won't get a genuine Pico PSU.

You may buying a cheap Chinese copy, and whilst you will get it cheaper, that could buy you a device that is unreliable and might even kill your machine.

A genuine 160 watt Pico PSU will cost you €45, not the €18 you'll find them for on eBay, that cost reduction can come at a price.

I'd suggest if you want to go down that route, you should really consider calculating the power needed before buying to avoid disappointment.

[marss]

@rubberjohnny... thanks for the advice
maybe a model you would suggest?

[Atarian Computing]

Get a wide-input model like this: http://www.mini-box.com/PicoPSU-120-WI- ... wer-supply

It will take an input of 12-25V instead of just 12V. This usually results in a cleaner output. Also, it allows you to use the huge selection of 19V laptop chargers with it. 120W should be enough for your needs.