Your spare PSU Stash

[ben7]

Re: Your spare PSU Stash

Sadly I can't find any Jou Jye PSU here in my town.

Here are the ones I can find,going by how rare they are in my town. 1 are the ones I find most of the time and 7 are ones that are almost inexistant here.

1.Deer/L&C
2.Linkworld
3.K-Mex
4.Sun Pro (Delux 400w without rocker switch)
5.iMicro clones (Delux 400&450w with rocker switch)
5.FSP - the only FSP in here is a 350W one
6.Delta Electronics.

Haha! You know what? Your list also follows the quality of the PSUs. Delta makes some of the best PSUs, and deer ... oh deer I don't want to talk about them!

[Dan81]

Re: Your spare PSU Stash

Haha! You know what? Your list also follows the quality of the PSUs. Delta makes some of the best PSUs, and deer ... oh deer I don't want to talk about them!

I admit,I would use a modded Deer PSU.

Or high-end Allieds modded with good schottkys and 13009s or better.

Seriously,Allied seems to be the high end line of Deer(or at least was until 2012),being on par with older Macrons,while L&C is the bottom of the barrel line and original Deers (2000/2001 ones and DR-A300ATX with 2003 chip) in the middle line.

[ben7]

Re: Your spare PSU Stash

I admit,I would use a modded Deer PSU.

Or high-end Allieds modded with good schottkys and 13009s or better.

Seriously,Allied seems to be the high end line of Deer(or at least was until 2012),being on par with older Macrons,while L&C is the bottom of the barrel line and original Deers (2000/2001 ones and DR-A300ATX with 2003 chip) in the middle line.

Yeah I would use a modded one too. Just make sure to run it within it's proper ratings (200-250W max output?).

[goodpsusearch]

Re: Your spare PSU Stash

Here is the ultra modded Allied psu you are looking for:

https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=37542

[Dan81]

Re: Your spare PSU Stash

Here is the ultra modded Allied psu you are looking for:

https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=37542

Oh yes,the 8460BTX. I have a Premier built like that (except it uses the 4 diodes and doesn't have the fan PCB) that I want to get up and running. Seems mine is made from weaker PCB material,as I had to redo some connections under the PCB since some traces broke away when I removed the secondary heatsink. I've seen this kind of fix even on PS1 PSUs where the board had a crack near the power switch.

Also worth mentioning is TELVM's recapped Tuallin LC-B350ATX,which seems to be the same as an Allied AL-A300ATX (I've seen one here). 2003 chip as opposed to yours which has the 2005Z chip.

If I can get my JNC LC-B300ATX to work (untested to see if it goes when plugged in) I'll make sure to beef it up,since it's the same platform TELVM worked with - Y-B200ATX v2.6/X-B2002ATX v2.3

Here's a list of what I plan to do in case it works:

-add PI coils on the secondary
-add common choke on the primary (need to check the orientation of the coil on the board)
-replace diode bracket with SBL2040CT - I don't have any 60v-100v VRRM schottky,only 40 and 45v,but I've heard reports of PSUs working fine with 45v VRRM 12v schottkies
-SBL3040PT for 5v - plenty,since I plan using it with an ASUS A7V8X board)
-probably another SBL3040PT for 3.3v
-better fan - currently has an "Colorful" brand fan

[goodpsusearch]

Re: Your spare PSU Stash

It is easy to work on those platforms. Yes, I have experienced too some traces lifting but this can be fixed quite easily.

Yesterday I picked a PC case from the street. Inside there were just 2 psus with their fans removed. 1 is a DELTA that I am planning to recap/repair and the other is 8460BTX similar with the one that I modded but more gutless. I will post photos soon!

[goodpsusearch]

Re: Your spare PSU Stash

Posted some photos of the Allied psu on the gutless, bloated and fried power supply thread!

[Dan81]

Re: Your spare PSU Stash

Posted some photos of the Allied psu on the gutless, bloated and fried power supply thread!

Just saw it.

And I was the one that thought 2005Z based Deers were almost indestructible. What did fail in that PSU?

As for the T&P-Meiji,take the wires. I see they're 16 or 18AWG.

[goodpsusearch]

Re: Your spare PSU Stash

Maybe the 5vsb critical cap went bad and the voltage skyrocketed. Can't say for sure though.