OK, I was searching Boomboxery for information regarding power cords and found this thread HERE It gives a great description of all the different styles of plugs, which is great. But it doesn't mention anything about application.
My question is:
Are there any VOLTAGE differences or IMPEDANCE differences that are determined by the shape of the plug?
Say you have a SQUARE plug, does that represent HIGHER VOLTAGE than say a ROUND plug?
How about Round on one side and Square on the other. Obviously, the manufacturer is telling us SOMETHING about the power / cord compatibility. But what is it?
Is there a chart that should be created? Does one exist?
Can I use a power cord that has rounded sides in a radio with a square hole? If so, is the power cord for a lower voltage radio, possibly not delivering the right amount of power and subsequently HURTING my radio?
SEE, This is what I use Lasonic's...the damn cord is connected!
Your thoughts....
My question is:
Are there any VOLTAGE differences or IMPEDANCE differences that are determined by the shape of the plug?
Say you have a SQUARE plug, does that represent HIGHER VOLTAGE than say a ROUND plug?
How about Round on one side and Square on the other. Obviously, the manufacturer is telling us SOMETHING about the power / cord compatibility. But what is it?
Is there a chart that should be created? Does one exist?
Can I use a power cord that has rounded sides in a radio with a square hole? If so, is the power cord for a lower voltage radio, possibly not delivering the right amount of power and subsequently HURTING my radio?
SEE, This is what I use Lasonic's...the damn cord is connected!
Your thoughts....