Apple, IBM, ATARI STFM, and Commodore Amiga high-end 14 gauge power cord for USA For Sale

Apple, IBM, ATARI STFM, and Commodore Amiga high-end 14 gauge power cord for USA
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Apple, IBM, ATARI STFM, and Commodore Amiga high-end 14 gauge power cord for USA:
$8.99

***This high-end 6 feet 14 gauge AC power cable has an excellent build quality andis better quality when compared to 18 gauge and 16 gauge power cables ***

Factory newand sealed 6ft 14AWG Power Cord Cable with 3 Conductor PC Power ConnectorSocket, 15A (NEMA 5-15P to IEC 60320 C13)

This 100-120 volt AC 60Hz power cable is 100%compatible with the following North America computer systems


Apple II, II+, IIe, and IIgscomputers

Apple Macintosh Computers

ATARI STF Computers likethe 520STFM, 1040STF and 1040STFM (ATARI STF seriesonly. Not compatible with ST and STM series. The ATARI ST computer must containan “F” in the model number to use this power cable).

Commodore SX-64and Commodore 128D (well not work on the standard Commodore 64 and 128)

Commodore Disk Drives: (CommodoreVIC-1540, Commodore 1541, and Commodore 1571)

Commodore Amiga 1000,2000, 2500, 3000, and 4000 (well not work on the Amiga500, 600, and 1200)

IBM and IBM compatible desktopcomputers

Tandy and Radio ShackTRS-80 Computers (Not compatible with TRS-80 model 1and none of the color computer models).

Texas Instruments TI-99/4aPeripheral Expansion System



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