Fixing a tired Atari ST Power Supply - My childhood Atari 520STFM
So just how bad is a nearly 30 year old power supply? Let's find out! In this video I go through replacing some aged components with newer modern versions, then I check the PSU works properly using some load resistors. This isn't an instructional video, if you try this yourself be careful and don't touch anything while the PSU is plugged in. It's connected to the mains, and we all know touching live wiring is bad. Title: Fixing a tired Atari ST Power Supply - My childhood Atari 520STFM
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