What extention lead do I get for this item i bought it today and it has no lead with it , I live in the uk and its a two pinned plug can anyone help
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All you should need is an extension cord. I used a 50 ft one. I made a review of the product with a video demo here, http://home.squidoo.com/greenworks-hedge-trimmer-review. I'm very happy with the purchase through Amazon. Great price for a good reliable product.
1601302
This is a double grounded tool. No ground pin is required for your extension cord. A 16ga. 50 or 100 ft. cord, should do the trick.
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Just buy an adapter plug. I have bought my GreenWorks about 8 months ago and it works great, using it every 2 weeks and no problem and stay sharp to.
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This is what I have, Coleman Cable 02308 16/3 Vinyl Outdoor Extension Cord, Orange, 50-Feet but you may also need this, OREI GP-021 Continental UK 3-Pin To Schuko European 2-Pin Grounded Travel Adapter Plug - 3 Pack
1333688
Just make sure you check the lead ends but I'm thinking from what I have seen it should with no problem...at worst case scenario return it!!
685265
as I recall, the secondary lead is about that long. It has been over a year since i installed the magneto.
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Wow! I truly don't know. It is simply the blue cable that seems pretty standard. I use it everyday, but don't chew on it at all. Even with no lead, I suspect that it wouldn't be good for me.I'm joking, but it is just that I have no other information on that. How would I tell? If you know, I will check and answer again.Woody
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I just bought this item. It only came with the standard USA plug configuration. You might want to contact the manufacturer to see if they offer it with the UK plug configuration. Or purchase an adapter.
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Mine isnt installed yet, was waiting until i had all electrical components i want to add to bike before i did wiring, im doing LED's speaker system, this, trickle charge, GPS, and a few other changes and want to do all wiring at same time for a better job, plastic at its best is only plastic, id contact manufacturing see if they offer replacements, its something ill watch for as well, sorry i coudnt help
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This is what the manufacturer told us: The blue plug is no longer there, it was replaced by a white adhesive label. A few recent ones had the old instruction sheet included which has confused consumers with the missing plug. Let them know there is nothing wrong, or missing, the instruction sheet is outdated." Hopefully this helps clarify.
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the inner copper plug is about 4mm and the outer plastic lead cover is about 7mm, These are great leads and the alligator attachment screws over the pointed leads. I use them a lot and for the price they are a great deal. I use a Mastech MS8268 meter that I really like as well. After looking at the Craftsman meters online they look like they should fit, provided that the copper plug has the outer plastic cover over the copper plugs. I hope that helps you. They are pretty universal with higher end multimeters. They also look just like the Craftsman meter lead sold by Amazon.
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That was not the question. Can test leads that fit this device but with alligator clips be ordered. The test leads that come with the device are straight pin point type and while "adequate" are not sutible for every job. So, can anyone answer the question, "Can alligator test leads for this item be found anywhere"?
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I guess what your asking is the pigtail wire. That goes to your new load or what your adding. The original fuse goes back into the new plug in device you just bought. The wire that comes out as you explain is a power lead after you install the proper fuse.
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You can get another one on the internet, go back to the same site you bought (Image Digital) from they should have it their. Just the (PROBE!)
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Make sure you have the ampen with the remove able tip, I have a older one that the tip is not removable and they look the same. If so follow what Tom Buchanan posted before me.
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The output is a standard Dean's plug. So the slot closest to the white balance plug outlet is the positive lead.
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you know some of the others are right I made an end two plugs and the only issue is third wire is for reverse energy pack. it works can't back up.I am looking for that 3 pin plug pack also
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I'm not 100% positive. If I remember correctly, I googled the connector type and looked for the standard. My guess would be if you took a volt meter and put it on the resistor settings and connected one lead to the case and the other to the connector and it shows low resistance, you found the negative or ground lead. Since you really don't know where stuff is made any more or if they follow a standard, the volt meter test is probably the best way.
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Hi there it depends on which one you get , if you google the exact product name and brand you should have all the details , good luck . As far as the plug it comes in the regular 3 head adaptor ,If uk is different you can buy a converter online
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You may have to re-wire the lead; however, it all comes with the unit. It is just a matter of taking the wire nuts off to change to the new connection... a very easy process.