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A mains plug. I'll change the description. |
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So that way I could plug anything into anywhere. |
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The uniqueness of a plug has a purpose. (-) |
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Just in case anyone has a Mac Book, I read on another site some of their "universal" power supplies catch fire when plugged in in Europe. Despite the 110-220 rating on the label. |
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the damn things practically catch fire as it is, i don't think that it matters 110/220. |
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According to [bigsleep]'s link, most of South America uses
stripey electricity. As if they don't have enough problems. |
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I think we would have some really serious issues with arcing and contact wear too. |
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//Magnets + modern electronics = bad juju.// |
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This is slightly an aside, but I I don't think that's true. Credit
cards are vulnerable, but I don't think much else is. |
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