Power supply 90W A1097 broke

Where could I buy a 90W, model A1097 power supply for my 23 inch Cinema display? Sounds like this is no longer available from Apple. Also, I could not find any documentation by Apple on a 3rd party replacement.
Also, helpful would be advice as to where I could find a 220 V AC input and 24.5V, 3.7A output power supply.
And lastly, has anyone tried a 24V power supply (much more common compared to 24.5V)
I bought the display for $800 in July of 2008.
Thanks much for your help
Olaf

Malcolm
Thanks but $200 is unfortenuately a bit too expensive.
Anybody know where I could find a 220 V AC input and 24.5V, 3.7A output power supply? And has anyone tried a 24V power supply (much more common compared to 24.5V)?
Thanks again
Olaf

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