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Re: Why choose 120 volts?
From: Jay Hennigan <jay () west net>
Date: Thu, 28 May 2009 07:55:22 -0700
Dave Larter wrote:
I was referring to, when a 120v device is attached to the 5-15 end of the cord. On the inside of these grounded devices I often find that theneutral is tied to ground.
Often??? Name one device designed that way.And please tell us how well that device works when you plug it in to a GFCI-protected outlet in your kitchen.
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- Re: Why choose 120 volts?, (continued)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? Joe Greco (May 26)
- RE: Why choose 120 volts? Dave Larter (May 26)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? Seth Mattinen (May 26)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? david raistrick (May 26)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? Joe Greco (May 26)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? david raistrick (May 27)
- RE: Why choose 120 volts? Dave Larter (May 27)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? Joe Greco (May 27)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? Pete Templin (May 28)
- RE: Why choose 120 volts? Dave Larter (May 28)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? Jay Hennigan (May 28)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? Jay Hennigan (May 27)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? Seth Mattinen (May 27)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? david raistrick (May 27)
- RE: Why choose 120 volts? Dave Larter (May 27)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? Joe Greco (May 27)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? Joe Greco (May 27)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? david raistrick (May 27)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? Chuck Anderson (May 27)
- Re: Why choose 120 volts? Ricky Beam (May 26)