You can pick up an adapter kit at the Boots drug store when you arrive
at the airport in the UK or in town at any "discount" place [HAHAHA,
there's no discount places in the UK, try Sainsbury or Tesco or one of
the little shops in hypermarkets].
One plug converter is $10 at Radio Shack. REI [c
I recently upgraded my standard receiver to a DVR. I use this one to feed
my tv card on my computer and I was recording audio from cspan for example
to mp3 for later listening on my ipod. With a regular receiver I could set
the unit to change to a station at a certain time, with the dvr I can of
I would be polite and not say anymore on this thread
except I just (season opener?) Torchwood. James Effing Marsters!
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> On Mon, 11 Feb 2008 13:47:42 -0800, Paul Meyer wrote:
>
> >My Who education post Baker is vastly incomplete.
> > oh yeah, "Computers!"
Has anyone tried out AVG's Anti-Rootkit tool? Comments please.
Thanks in advance,
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On Mon, 11 Feb 2008 13:47:42 -0800, Paul Meyer wrote:
>My Who education post Baker is vastly incomplete.
> oh yeah, "Computers!"
Don't worry, you're not missing much. Peter Davison was okay. Colin
Baker was *horrible*. I liked Sylvester McCoy. He was good, but (to me)
he had some really crapp
Daniel Else wrote:
I have been told that I just need a plug adapter (3 prong UK to 3
prong US). My HP charger is rated 100-240 volts so that seems OK but
the wire from the wall outlet that plugs into the charger says 120
volts! Do I need to get a new wire? Can I get it at Radio Shack?
> I have been told that I just need a plug adapter (3 prong UK to 3
> prong US). My HP charger is rated 100-240 volts so that seems OK but
> the wire from the wall outlet that plugs into the charger says 120
> volts! Do I need to get a new wire? Can I get it at Radio Shack?
Radio Shack shoul
>I have been told that I just need a plug adapter (3 prong UK to 3 prong
>US). My HP charger is rated 100-240 volts so that seems OK but the wire
>from the wall outlet that plugs into the charger says 120 volts! Do I
>need to get a new wire? Can I get it at Radio Shack?
You can get that at C
Your HP charger will accept European standard 220v
(&50hz), as will most laptop (& mobil phone) chargers.
Adaptors are carried in profusion by Radio Shack.
Be a better friend, newshound, and
know-it-a
The wire-sizing is related to the current draw of the appliance in which
it is plugged, not necessarily the voltage source of the electricity.
You'll still need the adapter though. Others who have had more practical
experience will also comment.
Richard P.
I have been told that I just need a
Same, took a cruise last year and all baggage must be unlocked or
locked with TSA approved locks.
You travel, you consent.
Stewart
At 08:31 AM 2/12/2008, you wrote:
Not much of an agreement. The only alternative I can think of is to
take an ocean liner to Europe (and I don't know what, if an
Not much of an agreement. The only alternative I can think of is to take
an ocean liner to Europe (and I don't know what, if any, luggage
searches are performed with that).
mike wrote:
They don't need a warrant to search because you agree to it.
Mike
On Feb 11, 2008 7:54 PM, Steve at Verizon
I have been told that I just need a plug adapter (3 prong UK to 3 prong
US). My HP charger is rated 100-240 volts so that seems OK but the wire
from the wall outlet that plugs into the charger says 120 volts! Do I
need to get a new wire? Can I get it at Radio Shack?
Stephen Meskin
True, but only 2 brief outages in a year. That's many times better than my
electrical service.
FWIW, I saw the connection of my BB server bouncing up and down late
yesterday afternoon. However, I continued to receive messages and didn't
even know there was an official outage until I read about t
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