Atari st going Europe

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From: Kasper Osterbye
Date: Thu, 27 Aug 1987 23:13

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I am in the process of buying a computer. The real problem
seems to be the power supply. I am going to be in the US
for a couple of years, then I will go back to Denmark.

Have anyone tried to rebuild a US-Atari into an Atari that
can handle 220V and 50hz. The hz seems to be the real problem
for most monitors and printers, the voltage can be handled with
a powerfull enough transformer.

For those who will suggest I buy a Mac SE - I know that it has
a "smart" power supply, but the Mac printers don't either.

Anyone has some good suggestions. I could sell the whole thing
again in some years - but...

- Kasper

ARPA: kasper@stanford.csli.edu
UUCP: kasper@su-russell.uucp
Or just reply to the net, as Im real interested in an answer.

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From: kasper@su-russell.ARPA (Kasper Osterbye)
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Subject: Atari st going Europe
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Date: Thu, 27-Aug-87 19:13:47 EDT
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Posted: Thu Aug 27 19:13:47 1987
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