Color Coding, A/C (Mains) Leads, USA ONLY, Redux

On AC devices that I've worked with, N is neutral (white), L is line (black), G is ground (green). I don't know why you've got the opposed blades. In the US we use type A (2 pring in parallel) and B (two parallels with a round ground prong) and many places in Euro they use the two round pronged C type. Ive seen the opposed blade type but I think it's 220 for air conditioners, I may halucenating storage. It might alos be made for 400hz power, who knows. -> -----Original Message----- -> From: owner-classiccmp(a)classiccmp.org -> [mailto:owner-classiccmp@classiccmp.org]On Behalf Of Douglas Quebbeman -> Sent: Friday, December 14, 2001 3:12 PM -> To: 'classiccmp(a)classiccmp.org' -> Subject: Color Coding, A/C (Mains) Leads, USA ONLY, Redux -> -> -> Hello, -> -> This topic was rehashed not too long ago, but rather -> than read 6 weeks worth of thread on it, let me star it -> again. -> -> I have a PSU, the input leads (part of the EMI filter -> I think) are labeled L, G, and N. G is I am sure, the -> ground. -> -> Of N and L (beutral and low?), which goes to thewhite -> wire, and which goes to the black wire? -> -> The A/C cord is a 20amp type with the two blades at -> 90 degrees to each other as in "| -". -> -> Thanks, -> -doug q ->