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NEC TG-16/TE/TurboDuo => TG/PCE Repair/Mod Discussion => Topic started by: ogre on January 18, 2012, 05:40:33 AM
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Does anyone know of a cheap replacement for the original PCE DUO power supply. In the middle of playing Y's over a year ago the Duo started showing garbage on the screen and suddenly stopped working. I restarted it and there was still garbage on the screen and a loud high pitched noise. After a couple of restarts it stopped working altogether. :shock: I thought it was the diode but after further inspection I realized there was no volts coming out of the power brick. I just want to find something cheap as I believe this is not the only issue with the unit.
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You can get a nice 3rd party one built specifically for the Duo here: http://www.retrogamecave.com/ac-adapters.html
I think you can get one from Radio Shack as well, but I believe they cost more.
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Those ones from retrogamecave are really good, and worth it. Matter of fact, I believe the Duo I sent you, roflmao, has one from there. :)
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Those ones from retrogamecave are really good, and worth it. Matter of fact, I believe the Duo I sent you, roflmao, has one from there. :)
Yep! It sure does. And I bought one from them awhile back for my Express. Them's good stuff.
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Definitely cheaper than the RadioShack ones, and the guys on the website probably know what they're talking about, unlike 99% of RadioShack employees.
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As of late I have seen a couple people use a regular Turbo Grafx AC adapter for a US Duo by changing out the different sized tip on the end. Even though a TG adapter is 10.5V at 730MA and a DUO is supposed to be 10V at 1000ma. Has anyone here tried that? Can anyone else comment on the results? I gave it a try and my DUO it is going on an hour of CD play without any issues.
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There is a website: www.gamedoctorhk.com (http://www.gamedoctorhk.com/) that sells them for about $10 shipped, I've had one for my PC Engine + Interface unit for a couple of years and it works perfectly, and they are 100-240v.