Travel Electrical Adapters |
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Travel Electrical Adapters Photos Travel Electrical Adapters Pictures A collection of electrical type adapters and devices I use for
travel. |
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I need a travel light, there is a special push and turn light bulb that is used in Africa and other parts of the planet. |
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This clips on the side of the bed or many places |
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There are two points that connect with the non-screw type light bulb |
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All the adapters I have in my bag |
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I use this to connect direct or sometimes when the plug is too loose, or I just
do not have the correct combination |
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I have one strand number 14 guage wire so it remains rigid |
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This type of socket, normal in most of the planet, however, not in the USA, |
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This is a 4 prong 220 adapter |
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This is what I call a German plug |
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This is NECESSARY if you want electricity everywhere, you remove the light bulb and insert to make plug outlet. |
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This is the same adapter, however for the two prong insert and twist, hard to buy, but extremely important |
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I was in Ghana, it uses the ENGLAND square type adapter, this type is annoying,
so I purchased an |
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I became very tired of adding this to the end of a plug, so I taped it onto the slotted plug |
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It converts a slotted to a round 220, a computer is normally both 220 and 110,
however the slotted |
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Same, yet on my extension cord. |
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I had this made in Peru, 4 slots, yet is both slotted and round, it has 14 guage wire. |
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This is a special velcro strap that allows me to connect to other wires. |
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My coffee cooker, shower water preparer, purchased in Bolivia |
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