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USB-C Power Supply for Dreamcast
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Product SKU: MKUZ74TV
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The OEM Dreamcast power supply is a combined 110v/240v AC to DC converter. This is quite inefficient and noisy, which can manifest in a “fuzzy” video signal. Also, plugging in a UK 240v supply to a 110v Japanese Dreamcast can cause damage to the Dreamcast.
What the robot_retro Dreamcast Power Board Offers:
- Powered from a 15v or 20v Power Delivery USBC charger (e.g. Ankur, Dell, uGreen, etc.). Most 30W charger USBC will work (they have to be able to output 15v/20v). robot_retro recommends the uGreen Nexode mini 30W as this both excellent quality and value.
- Tested to be between 90 and 95% efficient across all loads.
- Low signal noise and heat.
- Drop in solution. No soldering, wires or complicated install required.
- No flashing LEDS, perfect for clear shells.
- Works perfectly with GDEmu.
- Works with all Dreamcast models (PAL, Japanese, etc) and removes the risk of accidentally plugging in 240V into a 110V system and causing damage.
- Overvoltage, over temperature and fused supply.
- Includes 5V and 12V Noctua fan headers
- White 3D printed spacer included
Other 3D spacer colours can be printed from the files here.
Installation:
See tutorial and reviews from JoeBleeps and from Macho Nacho Productions.
- Unscrew the four bottom Dreamcast screws as shown in the photo.
- Remove the top lid and then remove the two power board screws (see photos).
- Fit the robot_retro board in exactly the same way as the OEM power board was removed.
- Fit 3D printer USBC spacer.
- Button up the console.
Note: The Dreamcast still needs a fan connected into the OEM port in order for the console to boot.