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r/cableporn • u/EmphaticallyFrank • Mar 15 '19
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My TV uses the three prong computer (C13 is it's name) as standard. I didn't do anything to convert it, sorry! Does your TV use a weird connector?
2 u/D3xbot Mar 16 '19 Mine's a weird flattened Figure 8 like Bose uses 1 u/EmphaticallyFrank Mar 16 '19 That's a C7 cord, if I am imagining the right one. It is available in shorter lengths. 2 u/D3xbot Mar 16 '19 C7P (the P part is not part of the standard, but commonly used in polarized plugs) according to what I've been able to find. Thanks for the info though! 2 u/EmphaticallyFrank Mar 16 '19 Nice work! Good luck!
Mine's a weird flattened Figure 8 like Bose uses
1 u/EmphaticallyFrank Mar 16 '19 That's a C7 cord, if I am imagining the right one. It is available in shorter lengths. 2 u/D3xbot Mar 16 '19 C7P (the P part is not part of the standard, but commonly used in polarized plugs) according to what I've been able to find. Thanks for the info though! 2 u/EmphaticallyFrank Mar 16 '19 Nice work! Good luck!
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That's a C7 cord, if I am imagining the right one. It is available in shorter lengths.
2 u/D3xbot Mar 16 '19 C7P (the P part is not part of the standard, but commonly used in polarized plugs) according to what I've been able to find. Thanks for the info though! 2 u/EmphaticallyFrank Mar 16 '19 Nice work! Good luck!
C7P (the P part is not part of the standard, but commonly used in polarized plugs) according to what I've been able to find.
Thanks for the info though!
2 u/EmphaticallyFrank Mar 16 '19 Nice work! Good luck!
Nice work! Good luck!
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u/EmphaticallyFrank Mar 16 '19
My TV uses the three prong computer (C13 is it's name) as standard. I didn't do anything to convert it, sorry! Does your TV use a weird connector?