Just as the title suggests, has anyone tried to put these two together and if so what barriers and problems have you faced and what workarounds have you found?
Thank you in advance!
Thank you in advance!
Checkmate 1500 plus & A1200NG anyone?
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Havent tried that combo, but I have a rev 1D.4 in an Checkmate 1500 plus case with the A1200 backplate, and it works just fine.
Given that the A1200NG motherboard is supposed to fit without issues into an original A1200 case I think you'd mostly be fine.
It even has a floppy cable conector so you could even sort that out in the case.
Ref a product listing:
Given that the A1200NG motherboard is supposed to fit without issues into an original A1200 case I think you'd mostly be fine.
It even has a floppy cable conector so you could even sort that out in the case.
Ref a product listing:
Hey, thank you for the reply!
Yes absolutely, that has been my thinking too.
However, I'm concerned about the power supply since its different from a standard Amiga 1200, and I think the A1200NG comes with a power brick which I'd rather have an SFX power supply...
The other question is around the on/off button on the case - which in a way is also related to the above.
Yes absolutely, that has been my thinking too.
However, I'm concerned about the power supply since its different from a standard Amiga 1200, and I think the A1200NG comes with a power brick which I'd rather have an SFX power supply...
The other question is around the on/off button on the case - which in a way is also related to the above.
That are good points.
In my Checkmate case there's a impulse switch in the front and a board that adapts an SFX supply to A1200, then there's a small lead that loops out of the case and into the A1200.
How is the A1200NG powered?
In my Checkmate case there's a impulse switch in the front and a board that adapts an SFX supply to A1200, then there's a small lead that loops out of the case and into the A1200.
How is the A1200NG powered?
It looks like a laptop / notebook charger 12V/3A adapter with an ugly on/off switch....
Nice, I might have to get a quick electronics course to get it running - but I will share once I have all the bits and bobs how I get on!lol, sorry about thevideo, but yeah it's not a latching switch
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