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The Sega MK-1602: The little power supply that could
Posted on Apr 21st 2016 at 07:12:56 PM by (Addicted)
Posted under Power Supply

We all know the feeling. You find a great deal on a retro game system and discover that it doesn't have the power supply. Before checking ebay or heading to a local electronics store check your collection. You might be surprised to know that you may already own a compatible adapter.

The Sega MK-1602 power supply works nicely with many retro consoles such as:

  • NEC Turbo Grafx 16 (Base System)
  • Nintendo Super Famicom (Original Non JR Model)
  • Nintendo Famicom (Original Red & White)
  • Nintendo NES (Toaster)
  • Sega Genesis (Model 1)
  • Sega CD (Models 1 & 2)
  • Sega Master System (Original release)
  • TurboDuo/PC Engine Duo * With adapter (http://console5.com/store...y-plug-adapter-cable.html)

Specs:

INPUT: 120V 60Hz 35W

OUTPUT: 9V - 1.2 Amp (1602-1: 10V - 1.2 Amp)

CENTER: - (Negative)


                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               
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