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Can a Japanese (or US) PSU for Nintendo 64 be run with 230 V mains?
The supply shown in the video will most likely blow up if you connect it to 230V mains. At 1:08 in the video you see the printing "200V" on the main filter cap. There is no plausible way to build a co …