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  1. #1
    Join Date: Aug 2009

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    I'm Stephen.

    Default A neat little connector

    Nothing to set the world on fire or improve sound quality but this little mains chassis socket makes moving the deck a little easier by doing away with the trailing mains cable.

    It's a 3D printed plate that's a drop in replacement for the original one.

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    cool.
    Looks really useful, one of those little things that makes a big difference.
    Ok with not having it on Betamax nowadays

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    Is it rated for 240V? It looks a bit 'wee' for a mains connector.
    Barry

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    It is a standard IEC-320-C8 connector on a 3D printed plate

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    OK, that's fair enough.
    Barry

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    Do you have a link for the stl file

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