20 Feb
2002
20 Feb
'02
2:10 p.m.
On Wed, 20 Feb 2002, Owen Robertson wrote:
I picked up a Honeywell 316 from a local scrap yard
today. I gave the
inside a good looking over, and it looks perfect. It's also so clean,
that I don't really think I could help it by cleaning the boards. So I
guess I'm ready to power it up, which leads me to my question: Lacking
a power cord, how do I plug it in?
The power supply has no cord coming out of it. What is does have is a
standard 3-prong plug sticking out of the back, just like the kind
that plugs into the wall. So, can I just run an extension cord from it
to the wall, or is there something more to it than that?
Should work fine, just make sure the cord and branch circuit you connect
it to is rated to handle the current draw of the system.
-Toth