Oric computers, About microdisc.

Hi all!.

Somebody know, which is the current consumption of microdisc for both voltages?.


Thanks.

Alf.

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voltages?.

About the actual current consumption, I don't know, I guess it depends if
the drive or head motors are starting or idle...
What I can tell you is the maximum current delivered by the power supply,
would that be ok ?

Best regards,

Fabrice

PS: Hey, are you Alfonso ? How many identities do you have ? ;-)

Here is what is written on my microdisc power supply:
9V DC @ 1,6 A
12V DC @ 0,9 A

The 1,6A allows to power an atmos plus two microdisc units (a master and
slave), each equipment having its own regulator to extract +5V from the 9V.
If you use a modern PC switching power supply, you don't need these
regulators, and even a small 60W power supply will be enough to power all
your Oric hardware...

Best regards,

Fabrice

He's Je. Alfonso is the real Franc. You are the impostor.
Your cover's blown, Van der Berg !!!

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Conscience is what hurts when everything else feels so good.

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Well, my name is Alfonso. Alf is an abbreviation of Alfonso and Silicebit is
my nick on the net. As Micka, Mike, Dbug.

Best regards.

The Shadow *?? :-b

Great!

Thanks Fabrice!, that's just I need know.

Cheers.

Alf.



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>> Here is what is written on my microdisc power supply: >> 9V DC @ 1,6 A >> 12V DC @ 0,9 A >> >> The 1,6A allows to power an atmos plus two microdisc units (a master and >> slave), each equipment having its own regulator to extract +5V from the
9V. >> If you use a modern PC switching power supply, you don't need these >> regulators, and even a small 60W power supply will be enough to power all >> your Oric hardware... >> >> Best regards, >> >> Fabrice >> >>