RE: Need a power cord converter

Where can I take some JD Edward classes, I missed a job because I don't have 
the experince.

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        From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of Chris Bipes 
        Sent: Fri 10/7/2005 7:00 PM 
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        Subject: RE: Need a power cord converter
        
        

        Well in the old days the power supplies on all PC's had the hooded
        output.  Then they made short dongles for hooded to std female
        connector.  Should be able to find something at you local PC supply
        store.  I think I have one around here somewhere.  I used to have a
        power strip plugged into mine so when I turned off the computer, the
        monitor, printer and speakers all went off.  I could mail it to you next
        week if you don't find something local.  I am in Santa Rosa  CA, north
        of SF.
        
        
        Chris Bipes
        Information Services Director
        CrossCheck, Inc.
        
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        kirkg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
        Sent: Friday, October 07, 2005 4:05 PM
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        Subject: Need a power cord converter
        
        A client of mine has an IBM UPS that requires those hooded style power
        cables even though the power out is 120vac. We want to plug in a device
        or
        2 that do not have removable power cords. Does someone make a powerstrip
        
        type of device that had standard 120vac receptacles and has a removable
        power cord that we can use  one of these "special" cords with or d I
        need
        to just call an electrician to do a custom job?
        
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