more POWER to you and the miggy! just thought I'd add a few words of support to the great MacMiggy600 cause! Taz On 11/6/05, Mark Benson <markbenson@xxxxxxx> wrote: > > > Further news on the A600 project... > > I've got a massive way today. I have an all-internal power supply at > last, using a Mini-ITX type 12V to ATX power adaptor board which I > have then made a loom for to run the A600, hard disk, CD and Floppy > drive. The only external part is a little laptop style 12V power > brick but it's so small and light and just plugs in I thought it the > best solution. The board in the machine takes up no space inside > hardly at all. I even managed to mount a power switch in the case > that re-uses Apple's button on the front panel - it's awesome being > able to just tap the big power button on the fron and have the whole > thing burst into life! > > If anyone is interested I'm going to post a wiring diagram at some > stage for linking up ATX power to an Amiga directly. Now I know how I > suddenly feel a bit cheated by ELBOX and those £30 ATX to AT > adapters. All you need is an ATX socket (the bit that's usually on > the motherboard), a latched switch (NOT a push-release one), and a > floppy power connector on some wires. more to follow... > > Rapid Electronics seem to be dragging their feet a bit getting my 9- > pin plugs and sockets out to me so I still have no mouse and joystick > extension leads. Major pain, but I guess it'll get sorted out > sometime soon hopefully! > > The CD drive is in and fully mounted, with a slot cut in the > accompanying front panel to let the tray out. All works great. Copied > a MOD and DeliTraker off of an Aminet CD and had the 600 sat playing > a MOD (very well I might add - there's nothing that quite matches the > sound of an Amiga playing MODs!) for a while just to prove Paula was > working okay (I mean hell the floppy drive worked OK but I don't care > about that - I need audio!! ;o) ). > > The gap is closing between the concept and the final idea. All the > really hard stuff is pretty well finished, it's all little niggling > bits now. > > -- > Mark Benson > > My Blog: > <http://mdblog.68kmac.org> > 68kMac.org: > <http://www.68kmac.org> > Visit my Homepage: <http://homepage.mac.com/markbenson> > > "Never send a human to do a machine's job..." > > > > -- > The Scunthorpe Amiga User Group List > Archives: //www.freelists.org/archives/scag > Administrative contact: Ryu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Website: http://www.scunthorpe-amiga.webhop.org > > To unsubscribe send an email to scag-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > with 'unsubscribe' in the Subject field > >