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Shore power adapter question
Several of the places we dock have standard household 3-prong outlets for
shore power. We want to buy an adapter to match the shore power cable from our boat to this kind of outlet. I see two kinds. One is called a hand adapter and is simply a block of plastic about 4" long with the plug and socket molded into it. The other is a 1 foot long cord with the plug and socket at the two ends. Is there any reason to prefer one over the other? -- Peter Aitken |
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