We will be taking a tour that will cover cities in Poland,Hungary, Austria,Slovak Republic,and the Czech Republic. I want to take plugs and a converter but would like to know what type of plug(s) to take. Do all of these countries use the two pronged plug with round tines? Thank you very much for you advice. J.
singlemalt <jolo...@myway.com> wrote: > We will be taking a tour that will cover cities in Poland,Hungary, > Austria,Slovak Republic,and the Czech Republic. I want to take plugs and a > converter but would like to know what type of plug(s) to take. Do all of > these countries use the two pronged plug with round tines? Thank you very > much for you advice. J.
Yes, but some of those countries use grounded plugs- and not all cheap "european adapters" support them- certainly not some that area available in the UK. It's caught me ought before, so I now have a grounded adapter. (Didn't buy from the link below- but it shows the kind of adapters needed.)
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> >> We will be taking a tour that will cover cities in Poland,Hungary, > >> Austria,Slovak Republic,and the Czech Republic. I want to take plugs and a > >> converter but would like to know what type of plug(s) to take. Do all of > >> these countries use the two pronged plug with round tines? Thank you very > >> much for you advice. J.
> >Yes, but some of those countries use grounded plugs- and not all cheap > >"european adapters" support them- certainly not some that area available > >in the UK. It's caught me ought before, so I now have a grounded > >adapter. (Didn't buy from the link below- but it shows the kind of > >adapters needed.)
> Did your spelling checker ghost write this fir you, David?
Typing quickly I think- and without a singlemalt in sight!
(I don't have a spell-checker on my usenet app.)
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> >> >> We will be taking a tour that will cover cities in Poland,Hungary, > >> >> Austria,Slovak Republic,and the Czech Republic. I want to take plugs > >> >> and a converter but would like to know what type of plug(s) to > >> >> take. Do all of these countries use the two pronged plug with round > >> >> tines? Thank you very much for you advice. J.
> >> >Yes, but some of those countries use grounded plugs- and not all cheap > >> >"european adapters" support them- certainly not some that area available > >> >in the UK. It's caught me ought before, so I now have a grounded > >> >adapter. (Didn't buy from the link below- but it shows the kind of > >> >adapters needed.)
> >> Did your spelling checker ghost write this fir you, David?
> >Typing quickly I think- and without a singlemalt in sight!
> >(I don't have a spell-checker on my usenet app.)
> You should switch to Windows or Linux. :o)
I could also switch to a browser that has a spell-checker, but I won't- and I certainly can't be bothered installing either OS on my machine!
I won't even have to run windows on the mac I got the college to buy me- yippee! :)
-- (*) of the royal duchy of city south and deansgate www.davidhorne.net (email address on website) "The fact is that when I compose I never think of and never have thought of meeting the listener." -George Perle
Martin <m...@address.invalid> wrote: > On Sun, 7 Sep 2008 11:38:04 +0100, d4g...@yahoo.co.uk (David Horne, _the_ > chancellor (*)) wrote:
> >Martin <m...@address.invalid> wrote: [] > >> You should switch to Windows or Linux. :o)
> >I could also switch to a browser that has a spell-checker, but I won't- > >and I certainly can't be bothered installing either OS on my machine!
> >I won't even have to run windows on the mac I got the college to buy me- > >yippee! :)
> Your loss? LOL
From my perspective- it's a plus! :)
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