Travel Adapter w/ USB
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#14
Thanks Tony. I'll try this. Here's a link to the Travel Universal Adaptor. Disregard the attached caption.
Google Image Result for http://www.asia.ru/images/target/photo/51528255/Travel_Universal_Adaptor_and_Surge_Protector.jpg
The two-pronged plugs for Japan at the bottom of the left image can be twisted to 45 degrees to work in Australia, or plug into the cockpit 110 plug next to the MD-11 cockpit door.
Google Image Result for http://www.asia.ru/images/target/photo/51528255/Travel_Universal_Adaptor_and_Surge_Protector.jpg
The two-pronged plugs for Japan at the bottom of the left image can be twisted to 45 degrees to work in Australia, or plug into the cockpit 110 plug next to the MD-11 cockpit door.
#15
Thanks Tony. I'll try this. Here's a link to the Travel Universal Adaptor. Disregard the attached caption.
Google Image Result for http://www.asia.ru/images/target/photo/51528255/Travel_Universal_Adaptor_and_Surge_Protector.jpg
The two-pronged plugs for Japan at the bottom of the left image can be twisted to 45 degrees to work in Australia, or plug into the cockpit 110 plug next to the MD-11 cockpit door.
Google Image Result for http://www.asia.ru/images/target/photo/51528255/Travel_Universal_Adaptor_and_Surge_Protector.jpg
The two-pronged plugs for Japan at the bottom of the left image can be twisted to 45 degrees to work in Australia, or plug into the cockpit 110 plug next to the MD-11 cockpit door.
Close. You probably right-clicked the image, saw "Copy" as one of the options ... and wound up copying a link to the page instead of the address of the image. I followed the link and got the address of the image.
[img]http://www.asia.ru/images/target/photo/51528255/Travel_Universal_Adaptor_and_Surge_Protector.jpg[/img]
produces an image like this:
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#19
I haven't found a picture of it, but I did find a picture of Model KD0011. It's white instead of brown -- immaterial -- but otherwise looks almost identical.
I like the fact that it actually fits in the socket, and when you twist it clockwise, it locks in place. When I'm plugging something important and expensive (like my laptop) into the wall, I like having the confidence that I'm actually hooking it up to the "correct two" of the three slots.
Here's a link to a description of the adapter:
Adapter
and a more detailed drawing of the adapter:
http://www.americandenki.co.jp/pdf/P6/P6M/KD0011.PDF
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