29 Nov
2012
29 Nov
'12
12:59 p.m.
On Thu, 29 Nov 2012, Tony Duell wrote:
Absolutely correct. I think that I make more typos than anybody else
here.
Yes
Yes
Do you want them?
If not, does ANYBODY want that kind of stuff?
(There is a metric buttload of stuff that I can't even get to until some
stuff starts leaving. (Y'know those puzzles with square pieces with
numbers on them, or different shaped rectangles, and one unoccupied
square? - I need to clear that "unoccupied" square!))
I would prefer to not have to pay much postage nor dump fees to get rid of
it.
--
Grumpy Ol' Fred cisin at xenosoft.com
Cords,
possibly from a Hitachi? LCD projector:
(in unopened plastic bags)
DE15F to 4-pin+key mini-DIN labeled "ABD"
Is 'ADB'? It would be
the right connector for that. > DE15F to DE9F
THAT one is labelled "RS232C"!!!
(therefore, I don't trust the [factory] labelling of anything of them)
If I put it on eBay, I'd better call it "DB15 to DB9"
Also have an adapter DE9F to DA15M, with 6 switches on the side.
IEC power cord
with 2 round pin mains plug
Maybe a German mains lead. The plug itself is almost
round, with 2 round
pins. There are earthing cotnacts on the sides of the plug body IEC power cord
with mains plug 2 straight blades in a line, with
perpendicular ground blade "13A 250V" "Fused"
Almsot certainly
a UK (BS1363) mains plug. The 'blades;' should be quite
thich rectanguar pins, with the earth pin larger in all 3 dimensions to
the others. The fuse is a 1" long cartridge fuse either inside the plug
9if it's not moulded to the cable) or under in a holder on the pin face
of the plug.