July 16, 200917 yr comment_255844 pfft, they weren't using ALO matches, damn industrial n00bs! . Report
July 17, 200917 yr Author comment_256320 Shocking! YouTube - Electricity Hazards (1970) - UK Public Information Film Damn. I hate it when that happens. I wonder if they still sell stuff in the UK with no plug on the mains wire? Oh dear. Terrible thought. Monster makes power cords. I want my laaaaawwwwwwyerrrrrr......! Report
July 22, 200917 yr Author comment_257953 Update: I just ordered parts from TakeFive. I'll go with the design I've used before. I know it works well with the Woo. There's nothing like a known quantity. Whilst looking around, I stumbled upon the Quail hospital grade cords. They look like an interesting option for "everything else". They're within a couple bucks of the Volexes. Their hospital grade plug strip looks interesting. It should have good contact pressure receptacles. Hmmm. -Carl Report
July 22, 200917 yr comment_257973 Quail is solid (fat, heavy, plugs stay put like crazy, everything to expect from hospital grade) but they do have a minimum order of ~$50. I like their outlet multipliers, if you needed any ideas for filler. Report
July 23, 200917 yr Author comment_258400 I've got a 15 foot run to a crappy plug strip in my den. That thing just deserves to get replaced on principle. In hospital grade that's got to be at least $25 by itself, so I shouldn't have much problem with the minmum order. If I fall short, I could a micro-group-buy with somebody who just needs one or two cords. -Carl Report
July 25, 200917 yr comment_259250 I like the quails. I use the ones that have bare wires on the IEC end and then just wire it up with a nice IEC connector after cutting to the exact length I need. The outlet plug stays put better than any esoteric cords I have tried, but that is a pretty limited sample. Report
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