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Convert US Power supply to 220V
PostedMay 21, 2016
UpdatedSeptember 17, 2022
Bywebmaster
If you live in a country that uses 220V, you can convert your Apple II power supply, if the power supply is Dynacomp or Astec AA11040. It basically involves removing a jumper wire that makes the power supply a voltage doubler.
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