Intellivision II power supply

[patbb]

I've being looking for a cheap power supply for a few months.

I saw a listing on ebay an INTV II that include a Sega power supply.

 

eBay Auction -- Item Number: 330417311563

 

So I ask the seller about it and this is what he told me.

 

"The Sega 9V DC with 1.2milliamps actually reads as 16.2v. Its a very weird adapter. If you use a 2.1 to 2.5 adapter it works great!"

 

If I'm not mistaking, the INTV is 16.2v AC

 

Can somebody confirm that it is compatible.

 

thanks.

[jaybird3rd]

If all you need is a power supply, 4Jays sells a guaranteed-compatible third-party power supply for the Intellivision II for about $18.

[jsoper]

I'm not sure the connector is the right size. You can use a 5200, jaguar, or TG-16 supply if you have one around:

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[patbb]

If all you need is a power supply, 4Jays sells a guaranteed-compatible third-party power supply for the Intellivision II for about $18.

 

 

I'm not sure the connector is the right size. You can use a 5200, jaguar, or TG-16 supply if you have one around:

wayback link

 

Thanks to both.

[jboypacman]

I'm not sure the connector is the right size. You can use a 5200, jaguar, or TG-16 supply if you have one around:

wayback link

 

You can use a Sega Genesis AC with a Turbografx-16 so wouldn't this mean the Sega AC would work with a Intelly II then? Just curious.

[patbb]

I'm not sure the connector is the right size. You can use a 5200, jaguar, or TG-16 supply if you have one around:

wayback link

 

You can use a Sega Genesis AC with a Turbografx-16 so wouldn't this mean the Sega AC would work with a Intelly II then? Just curious.

 

I'm not an expert but what I found strange is that the Sega adapter is DC and the intellivision is AC, I though that those were not compatible.

 

Also, you can get any DC adapter really cheap. At my local electronic store a DC adapter around 16V is 4$ and AC is around 15$.