That should work. Although I would probably enclose it to prevent
accidentally touching the 240/110V.
From: M100 on behalf of James Zeun
Reply-To:
Date: Sunday, February 16, 2020 at 1:03 AM
To:
Subject: Re: [M100] Using a US DVI unit in the UK
> I know little about power supplies, but
I know little about power supplies, but I saw this and wondered if it
wouldn't be any use for my situation.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MV-100-P1S1-Multi-Voltage-240V-to-110V-Transformer-100VA/332172908312?hash=item4d570c5718:g:GEEAAOSwb7ddLEFV
Taking a 240V input and converting it to a more
It's the first time I've use a device needing a different voltage, I'm just
looking online, from the looks of it I need a step down transformer. Just
looking to see if I can find something that might go inside the DVI.
On Sat, 15 Feb 2020 at 23:56, James Zeun wrote:
> Yeah after scrolling down
Yeah after scrolling down to the parts section, it lists two different
transformers. I think I initially was wondering how hard it might be to
convert the unit to UK region. I'd have to track down every part on the
list and then hope that was all that was needed. An auto transformer would
probably
You will need a 240VAC to 110VAC autotransformer to run the DVI.
Probably an adapter for the TV too, need to convert the composite output to
UK standards. Unless you have a universal input monitor to use.
The units are regionally specific.
From: M100 on behalf of James Zeun
Reply-To:
Hey guys
I've just to receipt of my very own disk video interface and i can't wait
to try it out. However I'd like to ask for some advice. Does the DVI need a
US to UK adapter or will it operate with 240v?
Reading the service manual it lists 120v, 220v and 240v as operating
voltages on page 1-4.
Jon,
I set the date, time, and day, removed the AA batteries for 30 seconds,
put them back in and the date, time and day were correct (except that it
says 1920 instead of 2020).
Jim
On 02/15/2020 6:14 PM, Abraham Moller wrote:
Hi Jim,
Thanks for letting us know. I just mailed you about
Hi Jim,
Thanks for letting us know. I just mailed you about this off-list.
Regards,
Jon
On Sat, Feb 15, 2020 at 5:33 PM Jim Craven wrote:
> Radio Shack TRS-80 Model 100 Portable Computer and accessories
> Free to good home in Cincinnati area (I don't want to ship.)
>
> Cat No 26-3801
> Serial
Radio Shack TRS-80 Model 100 Portable Computer and accessories
Free to good home in Cincinnati area (I don't want to ship.)
Cat No 26-3801
Serial No 306006931
32K model (displays 29638 bytes free)
Powered by AC adapter or 4 AA alkaline batteries (do not use rechargables)
Built-in software:
-
