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I’m not sure if it’s solved. I used to use the UK plug which always has 3 pins, short or long, and I still get that sometimes.
by xuki 6y ago
I’m not sure if it’s solved. I used to use the UK plug which always has 3 pins, short or long, and I still get that sometimes.
- narrowtux 6y agoAny clue if there's a version for german plugs with ground pins (schutzkontaktstecker) for the duckhead? I like not having an additional cable going from the AC to the outlet, but not having the computer connected to ground means that there are some problems, including static noise on headphones, and this "rubbing" sensation.
- Symbiote 6y agoThe transformer end is a standard IEC connector (C5 I think, I don't have a Mac). You can use any appropriate cable, e.g. a 30cm one if you can find it. I doubt there's one that fits on the transformer. The UK socket will only accept a plug with an earth pin as one of the safety features, so there's no opportunity to cut cost here. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEC_60320#C5/C6_coupler https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEC_60320#C5/C6_coupler
- narrowtux 6y agoYes, but that doesn't include the ground pin.
- Narty 6y agoCheck inside the 3 pin plug adaptor. The bit that slides onto the metal disc is just plastic on some plugs and therefore isn't earthed :/