Thanks, guys. It's stupid that all these companies will not ship USPS regular mail, only UPS or Fedex, and you have to pay $6 to ship a $3 item that weighs 1/2 ounce.
PC Burn-In: IEC Adaptor from Radio Shack?
Someone here stated Radio Shack carries an IEC to wall receptacle converter. I searched forums, but couldn't find the thread.
I can't find it Shack on line and Cust Service knows nothing.
Sidenote: Do Power Cords really need that much burn in? They don't carry signal, so dielectric burn in may not be an issue.
I can't find it Shack on line and Cust Service knows nothing.
Sidenote: Do Power Cords really need that much burn in? They don't carry signal, so dielectric burn in may not be an issue.
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I actually just looked at the Startech site (had not looked at it before). That adapter should be available much below the MSRP; I purchased mine in Canada for $4.99 which is half the $9.99 Cnd on the site. Should be readily available in the U.S. at around $3-$4. I also own the VH adapter as well but it is around 5X the price when you factor shipping in and does exactly the same thing. |
Take a look at www.stayonline.com where the adapters can be had for $3 each. Shipping should be around $6 though. IEC C14 to NEMA 5-15R Adapter Also the adapters are only $12.99 on Chris' VH audio website and he is a really nice person to deal with. His powercords are very good value for money. Good luck. Rene |
If Radioshack doesn't have it, most electronics parts stores or larger computer stores should. If you want a model #, try Startech.com 1 Ft. Monitor Power Adapter Model PAC100 It is a standard 3 prong female to male IEC adapter And the answer is yes, it will work. Even on cords that you think are fully broken in. Use your refrigerator, not a computer monitor or box fan, your refrigerator. Stick it on the fridge and leave it for a couple of weeks. |