E509 - how to stuff a standard AT power supply into an Amiga 4000 original case. how I wire it up. and make it work native on your Amiga 4000. you CAN just cut the P9 but the wires were a little thin for me, so i remove the old harness and wire it into the new AT PS for the case. it dont fit correctly, so i make it fit. future plans are to remove the fan and put the board in correctly and not so crappy. this was for testing purposes only.
* note i am NOT an power supply guy, But i do Know about electricity. If you have no idea what you are doing, dont. or do so at your own risk.
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Tools used in this video:
Tonya - a hammer
Aven Desoldering Wick
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Jonard IC extractor
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BackBit Chiptester pro v2
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DIP Pin Straightener
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Helmet of Goober:
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Solder station WepTools 853d-5AII
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Desoldering station WepTools 948d3
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Fume Extractor: Weptools 948DQ
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Siglent SDS1052DL digital oscilloscope
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Kotto silicon solder sucker aka Moana3
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TV pixel display and wall pixel display
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like the wall neon? get it here
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