WTB: JVS/Naomi Power Suply Unit (Found)

[subbie]

As the topic states. I'm looking for a JVS PSU. I don't really want to have to deal with modding up a PSU so I need one that can handle 100-110v AC & it must have JVS power connectors to it (so I can just plug it straight into a JVS board).

* Minor Update *
Added Naomi to the title incase someone has one and does not realize it's a JVS PSU. I also don't mean the PSU that has a small Jamma board to it. I mean the PSU with two plugs that go straight into the Naomi.

 

[Supasaru]

I use the 15A switching power supplies for my JVS.

You could put some eyelets on an existing connector and use that...

http://www.jammaboards.com/store/15a-arcade-switching-power-supply-110w/prod_251.html

 

[subbie]

Eh, thanks but I still would prefer a plug and play JVS PSU with out having to wire anything. They're not super rare and a few weeks ago one sold on ebay for around $30 so they're not overly pricey either.

Also that PSU doesn't have a v3 line.

This is what I'm straight up looking for
http://page4.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/d109452947

 

[subbie]

Bump. Still looking.

 

[prosper1ne]

you could try the sanwa jvs ns. its a bit pricey though.

 

[subbie]

you could try the sanwa jvs ns. its a bit pricey though.

Got any info on it & where I could buy one?
I just want a JVS PSU to use so I can use an extra Sys246 at home (I do have the uncommon JVS->Sys246 cable).

 

[Supasaru]

So this IS for a 246!

The powersupply I linked to is the same one I use for my 246(s).

 

[subbie]

So this IS for a 246!

The powersupply I linked to is the same one I use for my 246(s).

Yes it is at the current time. But I plan to use it in the future for a Naomi as well.

Again I am looking to eventually build a full on JVS Supergun. JVS standard requires a 3.3v line (sys doesn't use it but other boards do). And I don't want to deal with wiring anything up. I just want to plug and play cleanly.

 

[subbie]

Hurray, found one. I found this over the weekend but was waiting on clear pictures of the plugs to make sure they where correct (as I saw pictures on another PSU for a Sega Pod racer and it was not the right PSU). I end up doing some more research and found out this is the right PSU. It's the same model number as a Sega Naomi PSU.

http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110559461299&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT