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plug adapter.

Balfa · 2003-05-29 23:31:29

Where's a good place to get a cheap plug adapter so i can use an american plug in an irish socket? I don't need a voltage converter or anything (it's a switching power supply), just a physical adapter.

30-05-2003 12:31am

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Balfa

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Where's a good place to get a cheap plug adapter so i can use an american plug in an irish socket?

I don't need a voltage converter or anything (it's a switching power supply), just a physical adapter.

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#2 30-05-2003 12:44am

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Got mine in Roches for ~Eur 5

One thing to watch for if its for an adaptor, alot of the adaptors out there have a recessed socket in the adaptor which means if you have anyting other than the standard small plug, it mightn't fit.

.cg

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#3 30-05-2003 9:02am

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Originally posted by cgarvey
Got mine in Roches for ~Eur 5

One thing to watch for if its for an adaptor, alot of the adaptors out there have a recessed socket in the adaptor which means if you have anyting other than the standard small plug, it mightn't fit.

.cg

heh ... been there, done that, got the t-shirt ... had to attack one with a hacksaw about six months ago ....

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