Hacking Apple Cinema Display to work with a regular Power Supply

If you have one of these old Apple Cinema Displays (20", 23", or 30") and lost the original power supply, there is a way to make them work with a cheap normal power supply. No need to buy the expensive original one!
The blog post I got the infos from (it's in German): www.brennecke.org/?page_id=3196
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[@hunglikefish]

Awesome job!

[@MacintoshMen]

Thanks!

[@mr.robinsoncrewso7753]

Nice Work Dude 🎉😅

[@MacintoshMen]

Thanks bro

[@ikangulama]

Cool

[@MacintoshMen]

I'm glad you liked it!

[@overlycranked8674]

Hey great job man and thank you for sharing. Could you clarify the out-put voltage you used for the display please. Some of these generic power supplies aside from 12V, also provide 9V and even 5V. Did you use the 12V output?

[@MacintoshMen]

24V actually

[@overlycranked8674]

@@MacintoshMen Yes, you had mentioned that on the blog post. Thank you again

[@davidambiguous4650]

Apple delicious !🍏

[@MacintoshMen]

🍎🍎

[@router5840]

Ha Ha good video 😁

[@MacintoshMen]

Thanks mate!

[@uhhmean]

dude what ever happened to your friend who used to make MacBook videos!

[@MacintoshMen]

He started making a Transformers fan movie: www.youtube.com/@transformersriseofunicron

[@hbmorris5558]

The content was fine and very useful but enduring your dork chatter until you got to the meat of it was truly painful. This could have been 25% as long and 200% better.

[@MacintoshMen]

You must be new around here haha