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See if you can scrape up a free doorbell or thermostat transformer of the off-center tapped type, that has 8V one side, 16V the other and 24V across, quite often the 8V is still working and it blew on the 16V side. Thrift stores in my city generally have a large selection of wallwarts and I do see …

The modem most certainly got an internal rectifier bridge/voltage regulator, my guess would be an LM7805 or something like that. A 9VDC power source will work fine too. Depending on the regulator, you might even be able to feed it with lower voltages, and lessen the heat dissipation. You can always …

https://sudoforlunch.org/files/vOdKcBp.png My pile: Pentium MMX 233 32 MB SDRAM Socket 7 motherboard of unknown model (found locally) S3 Savage4 Pro (must...get...voodoo...) AWE32 PnP DEC 21041-AA NIC (It has the DSUB style, thinwire and rj45 ethernet) Floppy emulator and broken (only the front) CD …

Hi, I found an old D-Link DFM-562E++ modem with a serial port. It says it requires a 9VAC power supply. Is this actually needed, and is it common for modems to need an AC power source?

Yeah I got those, but they aren't enough, I want the source code. Or can anyone tell me how to get that exact revision of source code, it seems to have been deleted from the dosbox website?

Does anyone have the file that used to reside at http://home.arcor.de/h-a-l-9000/dosbox_files/ … build4.1.tar.gz? It would be really useful for a project I am working on. Thanks