18 Sep
2002
18 Sep
'02
8:07 a.m.
From: MTPro(a)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
18 Sep
18 Sep
9:07 a.m.
At 10:07 AM 9/18/02 -0700, you wrote:
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.
Joe
They have several
From:
MTPro(a)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
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
Hope this helps
Dwight
7:20 p.m.
On Wed, 18 Sep 2002, Dwight K. Elvey wrote:
Hi
I have an Allied catalog that is a couple of years
old. They call these SVT cords. 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
Hope this helps
Dwight
Good information, Dwight, but my inclination would be to replace that
two-prong receptacle with a current two-prong and ground unit as is
commonly used on most all equipment now. Safer!
- don
From:
MTPro(a)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
21 Sep
21 Sep
4:52 p.m.
Umm - aren't those plugs the same as used on older kitchen appliances and
calculators? I'd think you could find several at any Goodwill store. Of
course, there's always alligator clips and lampcord, too... the universal
power cord.
On Wed, 18 Sep 2002, Dwight K. Elvey wrote:
Hi
I have an Allied catalog that is a couple of years
old. They call these SVT cords. 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
Hope this helps
Dwight
From:
MTPro(a)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
22 Sep
22 Sep
8:59 a.m.
From: Bill Richman <bill(a)timeguy.com>
To: <cctalk(a)classiccmp.org>
Subject: Re: An S-100 Power Plug - Please?!
Reply-to: cctalk(a)classiccmp.org
Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2002 13:14:46 -0500 (CDT)
Umm - aren't those plugs the same as used on older
kitchen appliances and
calculators? I'd think you could find several at any Goodwill store. Of
course, there's always alligator clips and lampcord, too... the universal
power cord.
Ouch!! That is called "sucide cord"! :-) I once had to make one
to run early old LSI-based calculator for fun but I destroyed that
dangerous cord right after. That nickname for that "bared ended
cord" I didn't know till few weeks ago. Prior to that, I had been
bitten (buzzed) by bad plugs and saw "lightenings" fly when I was
small so I had healthy respect for those invisible electrons do have
teeth after all.
Even pulsed high voltage (60V and up) DC or AC, I do still get "that
Buzzy" feeling then jerks back & Yowch! Depending, I would let off
a blue streak at it.
When I must work with HV stuff, I always double check HV is all
drained away with HV probe then 150K 10W sandblock between that
anode cup and CRT ground strap. Then leave jumper wire clipped to
anode and ground strap. I have seen that mysterious charging itself
back up happen before.
Cheers,
Wizard
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