adapters

[Alden S Klovdahl <Alden.Klovdahl@anu.edu.au>]

haven't gotten all the way through my accumulated mail, so maybe someone has
mentioned this:

its good to keep in mind that - assuming you have a 100/110-220/240 AC adapter,
if you cannot find a plug adapter you can always buy a power cord in the 
country you are visiting. i think the end that goes into the adapter is world
standard; the plug end is localized to the country.  more expensive than a
plug adapter usually, and more troublesome to carry, but it will work. 


regards, al

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