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   On 10/7/2022 2:37 AM, Robert Bernardo wrote:   
      
   >       Most SD2IEC's being sold use a cassette port adapter so that power can   
   be drawn from that C64/128/VIC-20 cassette port edge connector.  However, the   
   Plus/4 uses a 7-pin mini DIN cassette port connector, and so for the Plus/4,   
   you'd have to buy/   
   build an adapter with a male, mini-DIN plug and a female cassette port edge   
   socket, or you'd have to find SD2IEC's that don't draw power from the cassette   
   port.  Such SD2IEC's, which draw their power from the Commodore user port, are   
   marketed by The    
   Future Was 8 Bit.  Below are the links to their SD2IEC's with the user port   
   option or with the user port adapter already there.   
      
   As does uIEC/SD (it uses a Mini-USB connector for alternate power)   
      
   https://store.go4retro.com/commodore/uiec-sd/   
      
   Jim   
      
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