Comments by "GameCube Player" (@gamecubeplayer) on "Technology Connections" channel.

  1. a crt monitor literally has an electron gun
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  2.  @diatonicdelirium1743  why is your heat pump 1x20a 3g4mm²? why not 3x10a 5g1.5mm²?
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  3.  @diatonicdelirium1743  5g1.5mm² should be cheaper than 3g4mm²
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  4. most computers made in the last 20 years and all computers made in the last 10 years are 100-240v 50/60hz
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  5. are you sure the 30a fuse is your room's fuse?
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  6. why do you say that you live in the us?
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  7. almost all european extension cords are rated at max 16a so it's impossible to overload them
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  8. i think that can also cause grounded casings to have a 120v potential
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  9. the standard uk plug fuse is 13a but the standard european fuse is 10a
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  10. cee 7/7 is the best because it also fits into type e sockets
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  11. it's good that most 100-120v countries use the type a & b plugs
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  12. read the manual
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  13. the schuko is actually the best plug in the world
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  14. what about 2 10a devices plugged into that 14awg power strip at the same time?
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  15. if i remember correctly, all 10a australian power strips have a 10a breaker
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  16.  @GH-oi2jf  why are european ground wires insulated yellow and green?
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  17. my childhood dvd player couldn't play mp4 & mkv but it could play mpg & avi
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  18. no because it only looks for current imbalance
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  19. fuse doesn't care about you but gfci/rcd does
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  20. schuko sockets also don't have switches but nowadays they're tamper resistant & rcd protected
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  21. it may be because european dishwashers can use 2000w (230v 10a) while american dishwashers can only use 1500w (120v 15a)
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  22. european ovens and other heavy duty devices use 3 phase 16a 3 fuse 48a circuits so including safety ground there are 5 wires
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  23. why?
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  24. you can use 2 separate 120v north american sockets to get 240v
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