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Nostalgia from the 1940s, various 3 pin outlets
by on 05/24/15 08:02 PM
A plug-in strip using 3 pin outlets, letting you select which circuit you want to load. And other 3 pin Aussie style outlets and plugs from H&H.
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#215521 - 05/25/15 10:02 PM
Re: Nostalgia from the 1940s, various 3 pin outlets
[Re: wa2ise]
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Interesting concept. 2 'hots' & 1 neutral. I wonder why this didn't catch on big??
John
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#215522 - 05/26/15 09:28 AM
Re: Nostalgia from the 1940s, various 3 pin outlets
[Re: wa2ise]
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fires  These don't look very T/R either. That whole rail is just begging to be probed with a nail file.
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#215534 - 05/29/15 07:30 AM
Re: Nostalgia from the 1940s, various 3 pin outlets
[Re: HotLine1]
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Interesting concept. 2 'hots' & 1 neutral. I wonder why this didn't catch on big?? reminds me of a time when I plugged in a hand drill and it smoked on me. the receptacle was wired for 240 V not sure why, it was in a kitchen beside the kitchen table.
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#215583 - 06/06/15 01:50 AM
Re: Nostalgia from the 1940s, various 3 pin outlets
[Re: wa2ise]
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Does anyone remember ITE Electrostrip? Not the same as the product above, but quite similar, older product was L & N, later product was L,N,& G.
Last edited by NORCAL; 06/06/15 01:50 AM.
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