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Have a failing power supply in a startalk. Is it possible to change out the larger power supply for a standard PC power supply?
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The Startalk is a PC. It's an IBM OS/2. Pop the cover and get the numbers! Shouldn't be hard to find a power supply.
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Yes, that was my first thouoght. Just one of those things were I was hoping to get some feedback if somebody had done that and had an issue.
My guess is that a standard 350w power supply should do fine.
Thanks for the input.
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make sure you get the right type. The Startalk power supplys are proprietary.
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