Safe to use a 9V UK Power supply on a Japanese PC Engine?

[soop]

Oh nice - I might see if my PCEs work, I've actually never even tried!

[Artabasdos]

Oh nice - I might see if my PCEs work, I've actually never even tried!

Lol. Why have them then?
I also only tried the MD PSU for around 2 minutes whilst I tuned the TV. It's 10V, which is 1V above what it should be. Therefore I'm getting a 9V cable just to play it safe.

[soop]

I have loads knocking around for projects and stuff, but I have a lot of other hardware anyway, so I generally just use a Core Grafx/Supergrafx.

Also, an extra volt is well above tolerance for the PCE (it actually gets converted down to 5v internally, and the part that converts is rated to like 20v).  I mean get an extra one anyway, but even if you tested the output, it probably wouldn't be exactly 9v.  Just to set your mind at ease   PC Engines are tough little things!

[Artabasdos]

I have loads knocking around for projects and stuff, but I have a lot of other hardware anyway, so I generally just use a Core Grafx/Supergrafx.

Also, an extra volt is well above tolerance for the PCE (it actually gets converted down to 5v internally, and the part that converts is rated to like 20v).  I mean get an extra one anyway, but even if you tested the output, it probably wouldn't be exactly 9v.  Just to set your mind at ease   PC Engines are tough little things!

Lol, ok. I only have one of each console except in a few cases. For example I have 2 MegaDrives. One modded MD I that is hooked up to my MegaCD, and outputs 60Hz PAL, and a modded MD II, that outputs 60Hz NTSC and has the cart a lot widened for JP MD games.

Also, I personally would never buy a SuperGrafx. As cool as it is, it' s worthless to me as I only buy systems whose library I have an interest in.