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Re: [89attendees] non-apple cable "swap"

Keith Mitchell <keith@dns-oarc.net> Sat, 01 March 2014 00:20 UTC

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Subject: Re: [89attendees] non-apple cable "swap"
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On 02/28/2014 06:09 PM, Michael Richardson wrote:
> 
> it occured to me that I wouldn't mind just having a C7 plug with
> the local country value would be good.... anyone found any on
> Edgeware Rd yet? Perhaps we can expand the swap to include the C7
> and C5 cords ... (or are they C6/C8?)

Apple power plugs *are* IEC C7/C8 (though no doubt the fanbois will say
otherwise :-) I have a couple of spare regular non-white UK 13A to C7/C8
leads I'll drop off at the terminal room, maybe they will need a
distinctive box...

Also, note that most UK hotel rooms have a kettle, which comes with a
C13/C14 lead that can be handily re-purposed :-)

Keith

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