If you ever wondered what was inside a vintage PSA power supply
Posted: Tue Nov 21, 2023 1:33 am
My old trusty PSA died. It turned out to be the cord.
It looks like the date code is 1983, so this is one of the first PSA supplies ever made.
The two halves of the case are glued together so it needs a bit of brutality to get it apart. Small hammer, sharp blade and an anvil. Yes, it makes it look bad, but without the repair it was useless and would have been into the parts bin.
While I had it open I did a recap. I mean, why not? If it really was 1983 then it was due.
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It looks like the date code is 1983, so this is one of the first PSA supplies ever made.
The two halves of the case are glued together so it needs a bit of brutality to get it apart. Small hammer, sharp blade and an anvil. Yes, it makes it look bad, but without the repair it was useless and would have been into the parts bin.
While I had it open I did a recap. I mean, why not? If it really was 1983 then it was due.
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