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In article <63955@netnews.upenn.edu> lau@desci.wharton.upenn.edu (Yan K. Lau) writes:

>We have an non-brand name 386SX that appears to have a bad power supply.
>I am looking for a replacement.  We have several power supplies but they
>don't seem to fit.  The distinguishing feature of this unit is that it
>is completely rectangular.  The replacements we have all have a slight
>overhang (i.e. they are L-shaped).

>The particulars on the power supply are:

>    Seasonic
>    Switching Power Supply
>    SS-200S

>AC Inputs:                 DC Outputs:
>  90 ~ 130 VAC                 +5V + 12V -5V -12V
>  47 ~ 63 HZ
>  180-260 VAC

>Does anyone know who sells this thing or a replacement that will
>fit in its place?  E-mail is probably best since I doubt this is
>of general interest.  Thanks!


>Yan.
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Electrade Company could repair your power supply for under $25.  The new one 
costs about $60 in San Jose area.  Electrade Co. is in Fremont, California.
Their phone number is (510)791-7641.  We have done many business with them.
Tom Li