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Article #15346European Mac on US (110V) power???
From: wade
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 1987 23:59
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 1987 23:59
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We have a professor visiting from England who has brought his (standard 512K - 2 floppies) Macintosh with him. What alternatives does he have for resolving the voltage and cycle conflicts between the European machine and our US power? Any and all suggestions will be appreciated. Wade Blomgren UCSD Academic Computing Services ...sdcsvax!sdacs!wade
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