transformer polarity question US v AU
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tamam_shud@yahoo.com - 24 Oct 2005 14:59 GMT I've just purchased a new piece of recording equipment from the US, and prior to hooking it up i wanted check whether i'm gonna frazzle my new toy. The unit's input is DC in, polarity (-)--(0--(+), the AC adaptor it arrived with is 100-240V (50-60hz) output 12V 2.5A (+)--0)--(-). Any advice is greatly appreciated. Dean
Phil Allison - 24 Oct 2005 15:05 GMT <tamam_shud@yahoo.com>
** You a member of the famous Aussie 70s rock band ??
Got a copy of "Evolution " in my LP stack.
> I've just purchased a new piece of recording equipment from the US, and > prior to hooking it up i wanted check whether i'm gonna frazzle my new [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Any advice is greatly appreciated. > Dean ** Sorree - your posted info is just not clear enough.
Is the DC plug the common hollow tip sort ??
More details please.
.......... Phil
tamam_shud@yahoo.com - 24 Oct 2005 15:35 GMT Hi Phil, sorry if my info was unclear... Here's a pic of it, i hope that helps clarify - http://www.users.on.net/~ozmusic/tas.jpg
btw. no, not a member of shud (a fan though, obviously ;). yep...evolution is mighty fine album, keep that one stashed!
rowan194 - 24 Oct 2005 19:18 GMT Does it have a "figure 8" mains plug? If so then you can probably substitute an Australian cord. Your posted specs say it can handle 100-240V at 50-60Hz which means it handles both US and AU mains.
tamam_shud@yahoo.com - 24 Oct 2005 21:15 GMT Hi, yes...thanks for the advice, it does have a figure 8 mains. So it should be good to go? Cheers Dean
Don McKenzie - 24 Oct 2005 23:27 GMT > Hi, yes...thanks for the advice, it does have a figure 8 mains. So it > should be good to go? > Cheers > Dean it clearly shows the oz/nz c-tick approval, which "suggests" it is safe to plug in to local mains.
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Phil Allison - 25 Oct 2005 00:59 GMT <tamam_shud@yahoo.com
> Hi Phil, sorry if my info was unclear... > Here's a pic of it, i hope that helps clarify - > http://www.users.on.net/~ozmusic/tas.jpg ** Looks like the plug is the wrong DC polarity for the device.
You could cut the DC lead and reverse the wires with a staggered join.
> btw. no, not a member of shud (a fan though, obviously ;). > yep...evolution is mighty fine album, keep that one stashed! ** What that also the name of the surfing movie the "shud" performed live for ( Evolution ) ??
Saw it and them ( only just, hiding down in the orchestra pit) at the Sydney Uni Union theatre in 1970.
Had " Lady Sunshine " going on in my head for weeks after ......
All Lenard amps and vocal PA system - IIRC.
......... Phil
Alan Rutlidge - 25 Oct 2005 02:01 GMT > Saw it and them ( only just, hiding down in the orchestra pit) at the > Sydney Uni Union theatre in 1970. > > ......... Phil Hmmm... so the truth is starting to surface about your Uni days hey Phil? Perhaps something questionable happened that led to you leaving Sydney Uni, never to be seen there again?????
gobble, gobble,........ gobble, gobble..........
Phil Allison - 25 Oct 2005 02:07 GMT ** This is not ever going to stop:
The Rutmaniac Arse Bandit has **NEVER** told us how much money the Thai pal he "imported" into Perth ripped off from his credit card and bank accounts.
He has refused, over and over, to say why he never reported the crime his Thai boy lover committed to his Bank or to the WA police.
** This post of his on " rec.travel asia " from 1997 explains the event:
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" WARNING - Tourism dangers for Gay Tourists in Thailand
In my case I was coerced into sponsoring a Thai into Australia. I was lead down the garden path into a false sense of security about my relationship with this person. His aim was clearly to get me to purswade the Australian Embassy to grant him a visa. Once here I didn't exist after he drained my bank account and ran my credit card into overdraft.
Alan Rutlidge (Perth Western Australia) "
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** The 1997 date pretty much co-incidences with the enactment of Section 50 BA of the Commonwealth Crimes Act.
This is the law that finally made engaging in or promoting under age sex tourism a criminal offence - max penalty 17 years in jail.
BTW
The age of consent for gay males in WA in 1997 was 21 years old.
Come on - Arse Bandit - we all need to know if you were being blackmailed.
** I do not care how many of your vile, criminal colleagues you organise to intimidate me.
It only makes you look so much WORSE !!!
........ Phil
Alan Rutlidge - 25 Oct 2005 02:26 GMT > ** This is not ever going to stop: That's quite okay Phil. Just keep posting. You're the one that's going to look stupid. :-)
> The Rutmaniac Arse Bandit has **NEVER** told us how much money > the Thai pal he "imported" into Perth ripped off from his credit card and [quoted text clipped - 39 lines] > > ........ Phil Geoff - 25 Oct 2005 09:40 GMT >>Saw it and them ( only just, hiding down in the orchestra pit) at the >>Sydney Uni Union theatre in 1970. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > gobble, gobble,........ gobble, gobble.......... I have a suspicion it was hiding down in the orchestra pit that did it, or more likely jumping out at the cute little violinist whilst wearing nothing but a ribbon :)
Phil Allison - 25 Oct 2005 09:52 GMT "Geoff" <>>>
> I have a suspicion it was hiding down in the orchestra pit that did it, or > more likely jumping out at the cute little violinist whilst wearing > nothing but a ribbon :) ** Reading is not one of Geoff's skills is it?
BTW
I was not a uni student in 1970.
.......... Phil
Adam F - 25 Oct 2005 11:33 GMT >>>Saw it and them ( only just, hiding down in the orchestra pit) at the >>>Sydney Uni Union theatre in 1970. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > more likely jumping out at the cute little violinist whilst wearing > nothing but a ribbon :) Nah they were encouraged to do that sort of thing in the 60s and 70s at usyd...in fact the govt paid them to do it ;)
//Adam F
Franc Zabkar - 26 Oct 2005 08:29 GMT >>>>Saw it and them ( only just, hiding down in the orchestra pit) at the >>>>Sydney Uni Union theatre in 1970. [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > >//Adam F The engineers on my campus were relatively conservative. The weirdos tended to go for the artsy subjects. The academia, however, had some strange characters. One of my lecturers, a short bloke with a very shrill voice, always lectured in his academic gown. There was another lecturer who seemed a bit "slow" - the rumour was that he'd suffered a head injury in a car accident. At NSW U one of my sister's lecturers was a male transvestite who turned up to class in a frock.
-- Franc Zabkar
Please remove one 'i' from my address when replying by email.
Ken Taylor - 26 Oct 2005 08:33 GMT > >>>>Saw it and them ( only just, hiding down in the orchestra pit) at the > >>>>Sydney Uni Union theatre in 1970. [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > Please remove one 'i' from my address when replying by email. My physics prof once proved his theory that man evolved from chooks by jumping up on the front lab desk and clucking, scratching and flapping his 'wings'. That was the most energetic we ever saw him - usually it was a half-stupor; wacky-t'baccy, methinks.
Ken
Greg Erskine - 26 Oct 2005 10:38 GMT > One of my lecturers, a short bloke with a very > shrill voice, always lectured in his academic gown. Was this at Sydney Uni? if so I had a this bloke as well. We used to throw money at him and he would flap around in his gown picking it up. One day he jumped off the desk at the front hands in his gown. I think he thought he was batman. :) Funny or what!
Franc Zabkar - 27 Oct 2005 08:23 GMT >> One of my lecturers, a short bloke with a very >> shrill voice, always lectured in his academic gown. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >jumped off the desk at the front hands in his gown. I think he thought he >was batman. :) Funny or what! Yes, it was Sydney. I never engaged in such disruptive behaviour myself, although I was once caught snoring during a materials science lecture.
-- Franc Zabkar
Please remove one 'i' from my address when replying by email.
swanny - 27 Oct 2005 09:48 GMT >>>One of my lecturers, a short bloke with a very >>>shrill voice, always lectured in his academic gown. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Please remove one 'i' from my address when replying by email. Sounds like Prof Mullaly. It's a good thing degrees were "free" in those days. I wouldn't want to have paid to sit in those lectures ...
Geoff - 29 Oct 2005 00:51 GMT > We used to throw money at him and he would flap around in his gown picking it up. That's funny, but also kinda sad at the same time :)
TT - 29 Oct 2005 01:11 GMT > > We used to throw money at him and he would flap around in his gown picking it up. > > That's funny, but also kinda sad at the same time :) Not as sad as someone *wasting* a fully paid scholarship to a highly regarded Oz Uni.
Cheers TT
Greg Erskine - 29 Oct 2005 02:15 GMT >> > We used to throw money at him and he would flap around > in his gown picking it up. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Cheers TT Hi TT
How'd you know? I was too hard. Not enough girls. It was boring. The leather chairs in the tele room were way too comfy. It was to far from home. I don't like trains. The lecturers weren't good enough. I needed glasses. My arm was sore, and most importantly I'm a dumb f$%*. :)
Regards
Greg
Mark Harriss - 29 Oct 2005 03:25 GMT > Hi TT > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Greg TT is referring to our "Potential Nobel Prize" winner Phil Allison.
It often pays to have another go at uni, which I hope to complete in a months time after stressing out over little things the first time round.
TT - 29 Oct 2005 04:09 GMT > > Hi TT > > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > TT is referring to our "Potential Nobel Prize" winner Phil Allison. the fraternising fellatio fella. Mmmmm.... after his high school days he thought that is what being the Head Boy was
:-)) > > It often pays to have another go at uni, which I hope to complete in > a months time after stressing out over little things the first time > round. Good on you for having a go.
Cheers TT
sideshow bob - 29 Oct 2005 04:32 GMT >> Hi TT >> [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >a months time after stressing out over little things the first time >round. yes I love his post about it. He sounds like a white trailer park trash person trying to sound important when he isn't....A could have been champion!! His post is reproduced below.......
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** You *know* f.ck all about me!!!????!!! *** I was almost a f.cking genius!!! I could have been a Nobel Prize winner!!!!!!!!!!! ** You make me puke @@#$$%^&*&. ......... Phil (love and kisses)
Phil Allison - 29 Oct 2005 04:56 GMT "sideshow bob"
** What a f.cking dickhead.
> yes I love his post about it. ** That post is an obvious forgery - the thread it comes from was full of them.
> He sounds like a white trailer park trash person trying to sound > important when he isn't....A could have been champion!! > His post is reproduced below....... ( snip forged post )
** Go check the header details - fuckhead.
........... Phil
sideshow bob - 29 Oct 2005 04:54 GMT
>** That post is obviously me on one of my better days - the thread it comes from was full of >other outrageous claims from myself
>** Go check out my other bad posts.I'm full of sh.t.
>........... Phil sorry Phil.I'd like to but I haven't the time. Anyway thanks for endorsement buddy.
Phil Allison - 29 Oct 2005 05:19 GMT "sideshow bob"
(snip idiot, false and altered quotes)
** You are a low piece of sub human excreta " bob ".
Keep hiding under that rock.
........ Phil
sideshow bob - 29 Oct 2005 05:17 GMT >(snip otherposts because I have a delete key on my keyboard) > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I like the way youthink. >........ Phil Thanks buddy.
Phil Allison - 29 Oct 2005 05:38 GMT "sideshow bob"
(snip idiot, false and altered quotes)
** You are a low piece of sub human excreta " bob ".
Keep hiding under that rock with all the spiders.
........ Phil
sideshow bob - 29 Oct 2005 05:32 GMT >"sideshow bob" > >(snip his praise of me) > >** I love you, please call me on 02 9799 8242 .
>........ Phil ok I'll call you soon buddy
Alan Rutlidge - 29 Oct 2005 06:56 GMT >>"sideshow bob" >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > ok I'll call you soon buddy Most, if not all those lines you quoted are alas from the very many fake Phil Allisons. They (the quotes that is) are probably closer to the truth than perhaps may given them credit for. Whilst the real Phil Allison is pretty much a closed shop (although he'd lead you to believe otherwise), the fake ones have provided some humorous moments....
Cheers, Alan
PhiI Allison - 29 Oct 2005 07:24 GMT >>>"sideshow bob" >>> [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >Most, if not all those lines you quoted are alas from the very many fake >Phil Allisons. I'll give you alias you turd handburglar. Go back to your donkey/mule porn sites and say hello to Francis for me. Don't forget to stand close to a cliffs edge when you unleash your powerful big cock.
>They (the quotes that is) are probably closer to the truth than perhaps may >given them credit for. Whilst the real Phil Allison is pretty much a closed [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >Cheers, >Alan Alan Rutlidge - 29 Oct 2005 08:42 GMT >>>>"sideshow bob" >>>> [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] >>Cheers, >>Alan Yep another fake Phil.
PhiI Allison - 30 Oct 2005 01:42 GMT >Yep another fake Phil. You wouldn't know a fake Phil even if he spoke to you in a feminine voice and told you it was a dildo up your arse.
You'd just think he'd done a good job of hiding his Adam's apple.
paul packer - 30 Oct 2005 05:00 GMT >>Yep another fake Phil. > > You wouldn't know a fake Phil even if he spoke to you in a feminine >voice and told you it was a dildo up your arse. > >You'd just think he'd done a good job of hiding his Adam's apple. Hey, I think this's the real one!
Alan Rutlidge - 30 Oct 2005 12:18 GMT >>>Yep another fake Phil. >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Hey, I think this's the real one! Nah, too polite for the real thing.
Phil Allison - 29 Oct 2005 05:48 GMT "sideshow bob"
(snip idiot, false and altered quotes)
** You are a low piece of sub human excreta " bob ".
Keep hiding under that rock with all the spiders.
........ Phil
TT - 29 Oct 2005 05:50 GMT > "sideshow bob" > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > ........ Phil So Phil is it true or what? Did you give someone a head job at Uni and get thrown out???
Please answer the question other than "for personal reasons."
TT
PhiI Allison - 29 Oct 2005 05:44 GMT >> "sideshow bob" >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> >> ........ Phil
>So Phil is it true or what? Did you give someone a head job >at Uni and get thrown out??? Yes. you x$$&ing a.shole grease turd. now piss off to your porn sites.
>Please answer the question other than "for personal >reasons." > >TT TT - 29 Oct 2005 06:47 GMT > >> "sideshow bob" > >> [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > > >TT You can't fool me! You are too polite to be the real Philthy :-) BTW the syntax is not quite right as there is insufficient mention of anything "anal" and don't forget to add spelling mistakes that you then blame MS for. Oh and the over use of **** asterixis also a sure sign.
** o do it like thi and then blame Micro oft for dropping the letter between R and T :-)
** like the above!
...... TT
PS If you a Python fan I would refer you the skit about the man that cannot say the letter "C" :-))
PhiI Allison - 29 Oct 2005 07:21 GMT >> >> "sideshow bob" >> >> [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] >add spelling mistakes that you then blame MS for. Oh and >the over use of **** asterixis also a sure sign. ******Hey you greasy cock mechanic.I make the jokes around here. I'll give you anal if you want it! No expulsion from a sydney university is gonna stop me
>** o do it like thi and then blame Micro oft for dropping >the letter between R and T :-) [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >PS If you a Python fan I would refer you the skit about the >man that cannot say the letter "C" :-)) Greg Erskine - 29 Oct 2005 10:59 GMT >> Hi TT >> [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > a months time after stressing out over little things the first time > round. Yeah Mark I know, but the truth was close to the bone.
Greg Erskine - 29 Oct 2005 02:17 GMT >> We used to throw money at him and he would flap around in his gown >> picking it up. > > That's funny, but also kinda sad at the same time :) Very very sad. This guy must have been on the way to funny farm. Oh well, I was in my 20's and didn't have the human compassion I have now. Now... I would ask if he needed my help.
Geoff - 29 Oct 2005 08:28 GMT > Very very sad. This guy must have been on the way to funny farm. Oh well, I > was in my 20's and didn't have the human compassion I have now. Now... I > would ask if he needed my help. Yep.. I have also become more compassionate with age. This trend better not continue dammit, I'll start donating to those annoying charity-tin rattlers :)
As for the Prof, he might have tried to peck your eyes out if you had asked... heh
Greg Erskine - 29 Oct 2005 10:57 GMT >> Very very sad. This guy must have been on the way to funny farm. Oh well, >> I was in my 20's and didn't have the human compassion I have now. Now... [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > As for the Prof, he might have tried to peck your eyes out if you had > asked... heh Those annoying charity-tin rattlers are starting to really sh** me. Everyday, at every station, at both ends, then there's Martin Place to navigate plus the professional beggars. Where's the Salvos? I sure one of the current affairs shows will do an expose !
I give larger amounts a couple of times a year now, but these people have started spamming me with mail, trying to make me feel guilty about something. Is there a nice way of giving them $500 and telling them to push off and don't annoy me? It seems when they have your details for a receipt, your history.
Who knows what the Prof had under his cape, probably a bat ray gun that would have made my eyes melt. ;)
regards Greg
PA shadow - 25 Oct 2005 10:05 GMT >> Saw it and them ( only just, hiding down in the orchestra pit) at the >> Sydney Uni Union theatre in 1970. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > gobble, gobble,........ gobble, gobble.......... and there was this little gem from the predator Phillis
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Newsgroups: aus.electronics From: "Phil Allison" <philalli...@tpg.com.au> - Find messages by this author Date: Fri, 3 Dec 2004 10:05:40 +1100 Local: Fri, Dec 3 2004 9:05 am Subject: Where is Arpit ?? Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show original
| Report Abuse Hi to all,
Former regular poster, 16 year old "Arpit " has not been heard from on this or other NGs since late May this year - according to the Google Groups Archive.
Back then he was planning a dangerous project involving high current and high voltages - he was enquiring about getting a high capacity AC power outlet fitted to do this.
Maybe his parents "pulled the plug" ??
Hope he is OK.
.............. Phil
Ken Taylor - 25 Oct 2005 11:34 GMT > and there was this little gem from the predator Phillis > [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > .............. Phil Phil was right to be concerned - no telling what happened to the kid. He was really tossing up some dangerous ideas.
Ken
Phil Allison - 25 Oct 2005 14:47 GMT "Ken Taylor"
> Phil was right to be concerned - no telling what happened to the kid. He > was > really tossing up some dangerous ideas. ** Thank-you Ken.
Now please explain why you tell other folk to killfile me.
.......... Phil
Jadzax - 25 Oct 2005 15:11 GMT > "Ken Taylor" > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > .......... Phil How about you explain why you were ejected from University what dreadful indiscretion did you commit that your future was ruined the only conclusion to be drawn from your current predicament
Ken Taylor - 25 Oct 2005 19:13 GMT >> "Ken Taylor" >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >> >> .......... Phil Thanks 'Jadzax' for the irrelevance or I wouldn't have seen.
Phil, you bollocked a newb with your usual vitriolic bile and he was wasting his time wondering what the hell was up. I kill-filed you myself because I can't be bothered wading through all your rubbish postings in the search of a gem - there just aren't enough free minutes in a day to waste on the crap. That said, I don't think the others in question are proving themselves to be other than tossers with their crap, and I don't see any reason to doubt your motives wrt Armpit (sic. :-).
Cheers.
Ken
Phil Allison - 25 Oct 2005 23:10 GMT "Ken Taylor"
>> ** Thank-you Ken. >> >> Now please explain why you tell other folk to killfile me. > > Phil, you bollocked a newb with your usual vitriolic bile .. ** That is a really grotesque lie.
I wanted an explanation from you - ie something with facts in it - not a pile of vitriolic, Ken droppings.
Obviously you are either not seeing or simply not comprehending all my posts.
........ Phil
PA shadow - 25 Oct 2005 21:16 GMT > Phil was right to be concerned - no telling what happened to the kid. He > was > really tossing up some dangerous ideas. > > Ken If you go back and read Arpit's posts, do you ever see Phill showing his concern then.
No.
Ken Taylor - 26 Oct 2005 03:12 GMT > > Phil was right to be concerned - no telling what happened to the kid. He > > was [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > No. Nor yours. Probably not mine, either. Still no call for what was said.
Ken
Ross Marchant - 25 Oct 2005 02:49 GMT > <tamam_shud@yahoo.com >> Hi Phil, sorry if my info was unclear... [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > You could cut the DC lead and reverse the wires with a staggered join. I don't think it is?
From original post: "The unit's input is DC in, polarity (-)--(0--(+), the AC adaptor it arrived with is 100-240V (50-60hz) output 12V 2.5A (+)--0)--(-)."
+ve is drawn in both cases to the centre pin. No need to reverse the lead. Of course checking the voltage with a multimeter would be a good thing to confirm this.
Ross
Phil Allison - 25 Oct 2005 03:02 GMT "Ross Marchant"
> "Phil Allison"
>> ** Looks like the plug is the wrong DC polarity for the device. >> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Of course checking the voltage with a multimeter would be a good thing to > confirm this. ** Your point may well be valid - but the OP would have to be mentally retarded to not realise the two diagrams were the same.
........... Phil
tamam_shud@yahoo.com - 25 Oct 2005 08:00 GMT Thanks for all your advice, i finally plucked up the courage to give it a go and it appears to work fine :), just gotta actually record something now ;)
re:Shud Yeah, it may have been "Evolution" or "Morning Of The Earth", both where Surf movies. I'm pretty sure they recorded an entire album's worth for "MOTE" and at some stage tracks where drafted in by G Wayne Thomas, Brian Cadd etc.. (to give it a more "POP" feel), which obviously worked at some level, as that LP sold bucketloads! They also recorded "Bali Waters" EP, and a rare "concept" LP "Goolutionites & The Real People" (give me a bell if you drag one of those out of the vaults ;).
Cheers Dean
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