08-Nov-2016, 03:47
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(07-Nov-2016, 13:40)GuillaumeB Wrote:(06-Nov-2016, 10:16)egg1dog Wrote: Congratulations Guillaume. If only this was a few months earlier I bought two Sigmas from the usa and use uk adaptors !
Thanks!
Have you considered fitting US sockets? I have Furutech GTX-Ds here. Actually Shunyata gave me some of their US outlets to try so I will replace one to see if it makes a difference.
PS - I wouldn't condone doing this without the approval of your electrician! Mine only agreed to it with a 10A RCBO at the consumer unit, and each circuit is dedicated. Safety comes first!
Guillaume
Am I right in thinking that the US connectors have no fuse in line on the live side? I was toying with the idea of using 15A UK outlets and plugs (which have no fuse protection) to see if there was any step up in SQ. In my mind, the fuse has to be the weakest link in the chain. It's all very well using cables as thick as your wrist when the juice has to go through a fuse with a tiny piece of wire inside it. Does that make sense?
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