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Subj: Re: Plugs and Sockets
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From: VK5QX@VK5LZ.#ADL.#SA.AUS.OC
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? ? ? ? WHAT ?
I have read the following:-
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Peter G4AUX wrote:-
" Are there any other radio amateurs that don't know how to wire a mains
plug onto a transceivers power lead ?. "
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" Does this mean that Peter doesn't know??
Sorry, I just couldn't resist it.
73 de Dieter VK4UI "
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Now, I really have to wonder too !
IS THIS A TRICK QUESTION ?
All of the transceivers, HF and VHF, that I have use a "nominal" 12 volts
DC power input.
I hate to think what would happen if I wired " a mains plug onto a
transceiver(')s power lead under such circumstances.
My observation is that these days (probably) most transceivers, both HF
and VHF, use a 12 volt DC power input.
Regards,
Ian
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73 de Ian, VK5QX
@ VK5LZ.#ADL.#SA.AUS.OC
01 August 2002
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