Indigo r4k Power Supply

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Hey y'all

I have 2 indigos which need new poewr supplies. One is an r4k and the other is an r3k, but I'd really like to get the r4k working. But I'm finding power supplies are hard to come by, and I'm not electrically skilled enough to rebuild one.

If anyone happens to have one at a decent price, that would be amazeballs.
 
I am also in need of a recap for about 5 Indigo1 power supplies. I have been meaning to ask about this guy in France. he has an ebay auction for repair:

Has anyone used him before?
 
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I have bought a Indigo Chyron board from this vendor in the past at a very good price , no problem on shipping as I remember.

Too bad I scrap my 3 dead power supply. When I see all the repair video on youtube for so many stuiff, too bad I didn't have any knowledge on electronic...
 
Although they are dissapearing every day, you might want to check if you have a local friendly TV or electronics repair shop. If it's a competent shop, they should not have any trouble fixing your old switching power supplies. A recap is a straightforward job for anybody skilled with a soldering iron and some basic electronics repair knowledge.
 
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