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Fox's Mercantile wrote:
----------------------- Phil Allison wrote: I live in a 240V country = Australia. The 120V gear arrives here by air or sea from dealers in the USA. They come packed with USA 3pin to IEC 3 pin lead which cannot be used without a step-down tranny. But that inviting IEC inlet is still a sittun thare. Whose barking mad idea was it for the US to adopt a 240VAC Euro supply connector ??? The whole idea of the IEC connector was global markets. ** Bull****. Want to sell US equipment overseas? Make it simple to switch input line voltages, and use the correct cord without having to change a hard wired cord. ** Strange how they are fitted to so much 120V ONLY gear then ? For a great time, maybe still, it was not legal to sell domestic appliances in the USA user switchable to a higher voltage than 120V. For very obvious safety reasons. Way over your totally ****ed head. YOU are one arrogant, revolting Ass. ..... Phil |
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