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On 2 Jul, 02:36, "James Sweet" wrote:
"Gary Tait" wrote in message ... wrote in news:1183330881.790940.287160 @n2g2000hse.googlegroups.com: Are you really saying no-one ever unplugs things withoutout turning them off first? I really doubt it. Some equipment simply has no off switch.. Who cares? I unplug and plug in items that are turned on all the time, worst case you get a little spark, it doesn't cause any problems. It's not hot enough to pit the plug prongs or contacts. Its well known that repeated small sparks make a total mess of the contact surface. This was one of the problems of our olf round pin system half a century ago. NT |
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