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davek wrote:
Unfortunately, my collection of gadgets is not so small... The main
problem is having two computers plus assorted peripherals in the
office, and only one socket to share between them.

They should all run happily enough off one 13A, but cascading 4-way
blocks brings its own problems. www.olson.co.uk have some nice multiway
power strips (I have no financial interest in this company despite
suggesting them twice in as many days) or you could make one up using
13A sockets, cable grip/gland, heavy 13A flex.

Owain