It works, but after 5 minutes it started smoking up, and i checked, its the PSU, 220v and we are 240 volts here, so we are ringing around to get a new PSU for it so we rang up this guy, we're talking to him now
Commodore 128D < mine
Vic 20 < mine
12 floppy disks worth of games
C2N datasette
C64 < mine now haha!
One does not throw out his old stuff! - me
It could be, we are gonna try and fix it in the long run, i have it set up on my desk ready to fix, and after that, i am gonna turn it on and see if we get video, because it was working fine!
Commodore 128D < mine
Vic 20 < mine
12 floppy disks worth of games
C2N datasette
C64 < mine now haha!
One does not throw out his old stuff! - me
Put your location in your profile, and local Commodore users will be able to offer help. See how mine says Chicago? We've developed a very good scene here by being aware of one another.
I've measured 235 v here... I suspect that's the reason why old vic-20's get so hot is because of the raise from 220 v. I have run a 128D without any problems though.
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