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DaNzA posted:like if you try and plug any two prong stuff like a usb charger or modern tv into a live nz socket, it will create a huge spark as you plug the device in literally never had this happen
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Red Square Bear posted:Pro: No way to accidentally plug it in upside down.
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Jul 8, 2016 00:38
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USB C owns and i have a c to micro b cable for buddy charging from my tablet Also 10ft nylon jacketed cables are the bessssssst
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DaNzA posted:it's more likely because wiring in most NZ places are terrible and old and most of them are not grounded properly all of these things are a problem with the transformer in the device, not the outlet.
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Jul 8, 2016 00:46
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lol if ur cable isn't quad shielded with ptfe insulation
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I have K&T wiring in my house lol
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Jul 8, 2016 01:34
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someone died from using a knockoff lightning cable i'm assuming more will die from usb-c
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Jul 8, 2016 08:33
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in general exploding batteries and melting cables burning your house down will become increasingly common if some basic standards of quality are reestablished in the overall area, buying the cheapest thing from china which vaguely promises to fulfill the requirements really does not work well long-term
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use the savings to buy more insurance
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MeruFM posted:someone died from using a knockoff lightning cable really? it's a low voltage cable I don't see how that could happen cheap ac adapters definitely kill people however
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