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Re: Why choose 120 volts?
From: "Ricky Beam" <jfbeam () gmail com>
Date: Tue, 26 May 2009 21:00:40 -0400
On Tue, 26 May 2009 20:32:54 -0400, Paul Vixie <vixie () isc org> wrote:
once in a while some crashcart CRT monitor won't run on anything but 120V but for $50 NRC it can be replaced with an LCD. everything else that'sstill worth plugging in (that is, having a power/heat cost per performance better than that of a blow dryer) doesn't care what voltageit lives on.
Or go to Radio Shack and get one of those "international traveler" power converter packs.
I have a number of systems (ok, yes, they're old) that a) do not have autosensing power supplies (someone has to get a paperclip and flip a switch), and b) will not work on 208v -- 120 or 240, but not 208.
--Ricky
Current thread:
- RE: Why choose 120 volts?, (continued)
- RE: Why choose 120 volts? Aaron Wendel (May 26)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? Jay Hennigan (May 26)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? Matthew Moyle-Croft (May 26)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? Leen Besselink (May 28)
- RE: Why choose 120 volts? Warren Bailey (May 28)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? Seth Mattinen (May 28)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? Jay Hennigan (May 26)
- RE: Why choose 120 volts? Aaron Wendel (May 26)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? Paul Vixie (May 26)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? Ricky Beam (May 26)
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