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Power Supply 1937 Bally Arlington

By Flippingout

6 years ago


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    Terry1

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    I was just going to mention that a 112V AC to 12V DC power supply is very
    common and usually relatively cheap.
    An output of 12V(13.6) DC at 5 to 10 amps should be under $100.00.
    Terry K

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