G5 XServe Power Supply

Any recommendations on where to purchase a replacement PSU for a G5 XServe?
Thanks!
Steve D.
Nebraska, USA

Hi StvD-
I've always had great success with these folks: We Love Macs
Luck-
-DP

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    http://www.welovemacs.com/xserve.html
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