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Zippy Zapp
CA, USA

Posted Sat Jul 23, 2022 3:17 pm

@catman, glad you got your build working that always feels good after spending countless hours soldering. I started mine a couple of years ago but put it aside after soldering in all the low profile parts, resistors, caps, FBs, Diodes, etc. I finished an ICS64 C64 board and a bunch of other stuff in between. Finally resumed the A2000 build. Too hot here though to be in my garage.

So many projects to finish and not enough time.

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catman

Posted Sat Jul 23, 2022 8:21 pm

Zippy Zapp wrote:
Sat Jul 23, 2022 3:17 pm
@catman, glad you got your build working that always feels good after spending countless hours soldering. I started mine a couple of years ago but put it aside after soldering in all the low profile parts, resistors, caps, FBs, Diodes, etc. I finished an ICS64 C64 board and a bunch of other stuff in between. Finally resumed the A2000 build. Too hot here though to be in my garage.

So many projects to finish and not enough time.
hehe, i got some spare time... I'd never soldered much before this apart from doing a few wires and popping on a cap for stuff that fell off.

The bug has bit though, i've got amiga 600/1200 mechanical keyboard pcb's on the way and a zorro 2 lan ide card.. getting the cpld will be harder though

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sirpete

Posted Mon Aug 29, 2022 9:22 am

Does anyone have a part number or vendor for the Amiga 2000 Power Connector?

It looks like a 14 pin CH3.96 3.96mm connector?

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Zippy Zapp
CA, USA

Posted Tue Aug 30, 2022 9:47 pm

sirpete wrote:
Mon Aug 29, 2022 9:22 am
Does anyone have a part number or vendor for the Amiga 2000 Power Connector?

It looks like a 14 pin CH3.96 3.96mm connector?
I got mine from Digi-Key:

Digi-Key Part Number: WM24219-ND
Manufacturer: Molex
Manufacturer Product Number: 0026604140
Description: CONN HEADER VERT 14POS 3.96MM

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grshaw

Posted Wed Aug 31, 2022 12:44 am

Mouser Part Number is: 538-26-60-4140





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