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Kytor
@kytor.com

Introducing the RetroTap power distribution system for retro consoles. RetroTap replaces the tangled mess of aging, bulky wall warts with a modern central power solution engineered for simplicity and exceptionally low ripple. /1

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Marco Pannella
@marcopannella.com

Hooray! This will help me to clear up some space in my setup! Two questions 1) Will we be able to power the RT4K with the USB-C out? 2) Are there any plans to design a 3d printed wall mount bracketb or is that something you'll leave to the community? Thanks for all of the hard work into this!

Kytor
@kytor.com

At the moment there are no plans for 12V rails but I cannot say for future what the future might hold.

Kytor
@kytor.com

Integrated LC filtering and overcurrent protection delivers safe, ultra-low ripple, stable power for original hardware. A single RetroTap powers up to 11 retro gaming consoles from one power supply, all housed within a premium injection-molded enclosure shell. /2

Kytor
@kytor.com

Outputs include: (5) 5.5x2.1mm Center-Negative (4) 4.8x1.7mm Center-Positive (1) 6.5x3.0mm Center-Positive (1) USB-C 5V 4A (not PD) The USB-C port is for output only, it can be used to charge controllers and accessories, or power a MiSTer FPGA. /3

Kytor
@kytor.com

The RetroTap features input polarity protection and can be powered with a variety of 9V power supplies including: Mean Well GSM60B09-P1J (9V, 6A) Mean Well GST60A09-P1J (9V, 6A) Triad WMX090-5000 (9V, 5A) Sony PS2 Slim PSU SCHPH-70100 (8.5V, 5.65A, Adapter Required) /4

Kytor
@kytor.com

I’m hoping to have EU and/or UK distributors but nothing inked yet. I do currently offer lower cost ($20-30) shipping to Europe.