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bobmarley

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PostPosted: Thu Oct 26, 2006 12:13 pm    Post Subject:
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can i connect a serge protector to the main wall socket to conect a ariel booster, then from this surgeprotector run another surge protector 5 metres away to run an oil filled radiator as i have no sockets where i need the rad

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Why does your radiator want a surge protector?
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I think it's an electric plug in the wall radiator.
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yes, but why?
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err...maybe it's a really fancy micro processor contro.... icon_confused.gif icon_question.gif
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PostPosted: Thu Oct 26, 2006 2:25 pm    Post Subject:
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err...maybe it's a really fancy micro processor contro.... icon_confused.gif icon_question.gif
when i make fancy micro processor circuits i build the required filtering in, lol

PC need surge protectors as the power supplies are high power switch mode jobbies that generally run their capacitors overrated and easily go bang, and the results of this arent good for the rest of your PC.
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And the electric radiator needs one because...?
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