Topic: big mistake on electrical components order please help need cheapest fix (Read 1287 times)
December 11, 2014, 10:02:02 PM
What's a bunch, what are you powering, and what kind of power strip is it?
December 11, 2014, 07:38:48 PM
next time buy D size (.Y.)could not help it .. sorry
December 11, 2014, 03:21:21 PM
i think im going to go with time travel so i can have some type of legacy besides smelling like mmj and pizza
December 11, 2014, 12:47:23 PM
You could buy screw-on ends of the proper type, cut the old ends off and wire the proper onto the existing cords.
You could resell the cords and buy new.
You could buy a sack of wire nuts, cut all the ends off and hardwire everything.
You could buy a 6-20 socket to replace the wall outlet and work from that.
You could invent time travel?
You could resell the cords and buy new.
You could buy a sack of wire nuts, cut all the ends off and hardwire everything.
You could buy a 6-20 socket to replace the wall outlet and work from that.
You could invent time travel?
all of these are valid.
The cords you have dont match the outlets - there isnt really a cheap solution to this besides re installing the correct outlet or buying the correct cord
December 11, 2014, 05:42:10 AM
You could buy screw-on ends of the proper type, cut the old ends off and wire the proper onto the existing cords.
You could resell the cords and buy new.
You could buy a sack of wire nuts, cut all the ends off and hardwire everything.
You could buy a 6-20 socket to replace the wall outlet and work from that.
You could invent time travel?
You could resell the cords and buy new.
You could buy a sack of wire nuts, cut all the ends off and hardwire everything.
You could buy a 6-20 socket to replace the wall outlet and work from that.
You could invent time travel?
December 11, 2014, 02:02:18 AM
made an error guys
so I ordered a bunch of nema 6-20 to c13 plugs for my psu's (- | )
turns out my dad hadd an error and it is actually a nema 6-15 plug (- -)
Now that i already have the plugs (and a power strip) for 6-20, i will need to either buy a series of convertes (which I cannot seem to find) or rma the cords and pay exchange fees etc.
Looking for a cost effective solution for my mine as this company isnt open atm so tracking down some conversion plugs for cheat or something would be nice :/
so I ordered a bunch of nema 6-20 to c13 plugs for my psu's (- | )
turns out my dad hadd an error and it is actually a nema 6-15 plug (- -)
Now that i already have the plugs (and a power strip) for 6-20, i will need to either buy a series of convertes (which I cannot seem to find) or rma the cords and pay exchange fees etc.
Looking for a cost effective solution for my mine as this company isnt open atm so tracking down some conversion plugs for cheat or something would be nice :/
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