Re: battery and AC cord request
From Charles Kincaid <kin...@swbell.net>
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· 23 Dec 2002 20:51 · View full thread
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Charles Kincaid <kin...@swbell.net> wrote in news:Xns92ED9586C22F9kincaicswbellnet@66.150.105.46: > Lets not forget that mains pins are farther apart than use line cord > pins. > Arrgh!! That's US line cord. (I must have blown my own fuse) -- ATB Charles Kincaid
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