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  • smuddge
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2012
    • 96
    • Canada
    #1

    original xbox power supply

    rev 1.0
    need to know what resistor r10 is on this board if anyone has one.
    i have an original xbox that has a power supply that this resistor has blown right off the board.

    it is in pieces so I cannot read what it was. everything else looks good and the xbox works with another power supply so i know main board etc are good.

    The other power supply isn't the same model as this one and it doesn't have this particular resistor on it.

    any help would be greatly appreciated.

    thanks
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    • ohren
      Senior Member
      • Mar 2015
      • 119
      • Sweden
      #2
      Re: original xbox power supply

      39 ohms 5%

      If your supply is a foxlink ftps-0002 rev b at least. You didn't specify.

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        • foxer
          Member
          • Feb 2022
          • 15
          • us
          #3
          Re: original xbox power supply

          mine is a ftps 0001 rev b and it's 39ohm, too

          R10 is a big resistor btw, what are you doing with your xbox to make that part explode?

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            • foxer
              Member
              • Feb 2022
              • 15
              • us
              #4
              Re: original xbox power supply

              Does anyone here have a list of values for ALL the resistors on the FTPS-0001 rev B? Most of the ones in my psu have either faded color bands or they're browned from heat so I can't confidently tell what values they're supposed to be, knowing them would be helpful if I need to do repairs.

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