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>Subject: Re: An S-100 Power Plug - Please?!
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>>From: "Dwight K. Elvey" <dwightk.elvey_at_amd.com>
>>
>>>From: Joe <rigdonj_at_cfl.rr.com>
>>>
>>>At 10:07 AM 9/18/02 -0700, you wrote:
>>>>>From: MTPro_at_aol.com
>>>>
>>>>>One more time. Anyone?! Would anyone please have an extra power plug
>they
>>>>could sell me for my generic S-100 computer? Somehow mine must have
>gotten
>>>>given away with other misc. cords. It's the kind with two sort of oval
>>>>female prong inputs on the computer end. Anyway, I'd be happy to furnish
>a
>>>>picture to anyone who needs to verify. I haven't had it up and running
>for
>>a
>>>>couple of years now, and I would like to. Thank you, David
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Hi
>>>> I have an Allied catalog that is a couple of years
>>>>old. They call these SVT cords.
>>>
>>> Are you sure? I looked up SVT pwer cords on the net and every site
>that
>>I looked at said that SVT was some kind of plastic and not a plug
>>configuration.
>>>
>>> I'm trying to figure out what David is looking for but I don't
remember
>>ever seeing a power cord with oval prongs.
>>
>> It looks like I may have been looking at the wrong thing. I thought
>>he was looking for the older type of HP instrument cord. I don't
>>know of anything that has oval prongs. I thought he meant oval
>>housing.
>> SVT is the power cord style, not the material.
>
> I'd like to modify that. I found a specific page that defines
>it as 18 guage stranded (S) vacuum cleaner (V) cord with plastic
>outsides (T). I see on closer looks, they are refering to the
>cable used. The only mention of the connector type is in
>one place, they call it a PH-163 which I think is a NEMA number.
>Dwight
>
>> Maybe he needs to be a little clearer. Is this an AC power
>>connector we are talking about?
>>Dwight
>>
>>>
>>> Joe
>>>
>>>
>>> They have several
>>>>listed:
>>>>
>>>>manuf Manuf# Allied# Length Price
>>>>Alpha 543 663-7082 7'6" 4.62
>>>>Belden 17952 612-3569 8' 5.38
>>>>Belden 17280 612-3677 7'6" 4.84
An interesting side note about the Belden cords that I found
in a web search:
"
The Eberline Instruments using the non-standard AC cord are listed on
page two of this bulletin. Belden power cord model #17280 has standard
polarity per UL 817 and CSA 895B and should NOT be used on the Eberline
instruments listed. Belden model #17952 has polarity, neutral and lines
reversed and is the only cord to be used on the Eberline Instruments
listed. The non-standard cords come from the manufacturer with a paper
label stating that they have reversed polarity but the labels are
susceptible to damage and are easily lost.
"
Later
Dwight
>>>>
>>>>Hope this helps
>>>>Dwight
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
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