Btw this is also a nice demonstration why one has to be careful with selling gear to 'fellow Atarians'. In 2021 you read a heartbreaking story of a sold Falcon from the childhood (so one would be tempted to offer a fair price to the guy), two years later selling it for 3500 UKP. Come on guys, I was...

I have one, tested and working. What's your offer? I am in the UK.

I have one - boxed in good condition, refurbished. Might be willing to part with it for £3500.

I have replaced the capacitors, resistors and rectifiers but the Atari ST does not power up at all. Would someone mind looking at the pictures attached to see if I've made any visual mistakes, please? 20210630_181153.jpg 20210630_181135.jpg 20210630_181128.jpg 20210630_181124.jpg 20210630_181114.jpg...

Thanks, still looking

I know it's a long shot but I've always regretted selling my Atari Falcon. Please get in touch if you have one available for sale. Many thanks

Thanks - please use the attached pictures with my pleasure, as long as the banner is left on the picture.

Thanks for the info. From what I can make out, you do not have any specific information on installing the new RED PSU anywhere on the site but only for older PSU models. For example, no information on where to connect the wires for the socket to connect the PSU to the motherboard. I see the attached...

Thanks, so the answer to my question is, both PSUs are identical (110V and 220V) with the exception of the purple and grey wire shorted on the 220V PSU?

On both, the writing on the windings is exactly the same.

Hi all, I ordered a 110V power supply by mistake from the store and then ordered a 220V as this is what I required. Looking at both power supplies, the only difference I can see between the two is on the 220V the purple and grey wires are shorted together - is this literally the only difference betw...