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|Output voltage||12 V  
|Output voltage||12 V  
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|Max output amperage||8 to 9 A (unconfirmed)
|Max output amperage||
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|Input voltage||100 V (Japan)
|Input voltage||100 V (Japan)
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1x4 Through-pin socket. two pins +12V, two pins ground. Pins closest to the corner of the board are +12V. No special signalling seen.
1x4 Through-pin socket. two pins +12V, two pins ground. Pins closest to the corner of the board are +12V. No special signalling seen.


Ballpark replacement power supply current seems to be about 8 to 9 A.
Ballpark replacement power supply current seems to be about 7A.


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