Are there switching PSUs available for the Sega Saturn? I want

>>3907393
grab a taiwan/hK version. they are 220v.

You could just get a PAL saturn and swap out the PSU board. As long as the models match up, it should be fine, although I think there might have been some minor revisions that could require a jumper.

>>3907412
This. Its pretty damn easy to do.

>>3907410
those are rare as fuck.

>>3907393
I never had any problems with my stepdown converters, maybe you are just using shitty ones?

>>3907410
At least Hong Kong uses PAL though, pretty sure Taiwan does too.
>>3907412
That could work, but then I would have to waste a PAL Saturn on that. Doubt there's any games that are better in PAL on the Saturn though. Also, it would be the best if there was a way to install a switching PSU in case I move again.
>>3907504
I just hate putting a bunch of extra equipment on top.

>>3907517
>At least Hong Kong uses PAL though, pretty sure Taiwan does too.

The HK Saturns were stock japanese consoles with 220v consoles. There was one special variant but even that only had a "video cd" decal only and a preinstalled card, nothing special.

They are extremely rare now. Ten years ago you had a chance of sniping one on Ruten or DoctorHK, and there was a batch of a thousand or so units found and sold for pennies, but they never even turn up anymore.

>I just hate putting a bunch of extra equipment on top.
Use an emulator on your PC. Then you'll have 1 box with a switching power supply that runs 15 consoles worth of games.

>>3907517
>I just hate putting a bunch of extra equipment on top.

Autism

>>3907530

We already know that, anon.

>>3907528
>emulating a fucking saturn

>>3907530
They waste electricity too, which is sorta expensive where I live.

>>3907554
Stop with this idiotic meme already. I was emulating it fine way back in 2006.