So I bought these, but I can't use 2 pronged cables on this, can you recommend a set that works with 2 prongs or how I can tell the difference?
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i would buy the adapter ends. They adapt 3 prong to 2 prong and cost about a buck . However,they do sell 3" extension cords that are 2 prong in local hardware stores. BEST BET IS TO SEARCH A BIT HARDER ON AMAZON
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You can get 2 prong adapters AXIS 45086 3-Prong to 2-Prong Electrical Adapter - 2 PackOr you can get them from Home Depot or Lowe's.
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In the US, you should be able to plug in two prong cables, power converters, etc. The third prong is for ground, so what ever you plug in with a two prong connector will simply not have a dedicated ground. But that should be ok, not everything needs a ground. If you are not in the US, or your house is not wired with three prong outlets, then you will not be able to use these cables and should return them.
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The "third prong" (the round post) is your ground post, so if you can only use two prongs, then just remove the round post or 3rd. prong. Of course by doing so means whatever you use these cables on, you appliance will not be grounded. You must have older wiring in you home. There is another way you can solve this problem, that is buy an attachment with only two prongs to plug your 3 prong into!
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The picture is a little weird. It's just one cable. The only way to sync them is to plug them into the same power source and turn them on at the same time.
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I don't own these (just looking at getting them), but I assume that it's because of the 4-conductor on these (extra conductor for the mic). The socket at the gym is made for 3-conductor (ground, left channel, and right channel), i.e. just audio. If you plugged these in and they didn't work, you need to test them to make sure they didn't short and blow something out.
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I have used Power Bright 0-AWG6 0 AWG Gauge 6-Foot Professional Series Inverter cables. This set works just perfect. But if I'm not mistaken the best cables would be marked with 00AWG gauge.
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You should have a y shaped chord that plies into your power supply there will b two holes to hook each prong into.
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4 prongs.I highly recommend them.I would buy another set but I doubt I will need to anytime soon.Very well made.
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Sorry, Eugene D. I just don't know. I needed them to hook two laptops and three printers into a hub so they could all talk to each other. Actually, all I ended up with was some vague muttering. There wasn't anything wrong with cables though, and they were exactly what I ordered. Have you tried to ask the vendor?
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Why not use a Y-connector; you may have to use two Y-connectors. Let's say the output is an RCA jack; the Y-connector can used to split the signal to two RCA plugs, one each going to the 2 Pro-Medias. Do this for both channels, and you've got it made. You used to be able to get the connectors at Radio Shack, but who know what they are up to nowadays. There is a variety of them advertized on Amazon, or you can try Micro Center, if there is one nearby.
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3 prong but you can use a 3 prong to 2 prong adapter with it, they only cost a couple of bucks to get. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=3+prong+to+2+prong+adapter
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two prong is required, but you can use a 3-prong. Be sure to use a 12-gauge cable if over 100 feet. 14 gauge is OK under 100 feet. It is hard to find a 12 gauge cable with only 2 prongs.
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I have a 3 prong cord and it works fine, and I have had the cord for a while now,and never have had a problem..Hope this helps.
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They need to remove the first answer!!!! It is incorrect. The prongs are too different sizes it will not work for you if you are seeking something else.
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I asked this question to customer support recently and received this response: "Our instruction manual is over conservative and cautious. We do prefer 3 prongs, however, 2 prongs will still work safely with the WIN100."
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Sure...1/0 awg power cable has a greater ampacity rating then the 2 awg. Also be less voltage drop in the 1/0 cable. So use the 1/0.
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Both ends are 3-prong plugs. A 2-prong could be plugged into it but need a 3-prong wall connect.
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Sounds like they are mismarked. The polarity cannot change through the connector. The two + now become 1 +. The two - now become one -. Once you have the 2 panels connected in parallel, use a voltmeter to check the polarities to prove it to yourself.
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Adding to previous answers, just be aware the outlets are 'rotated' 90 degrees. Three prong plugs work great, but any power adapters will obstruct neighboring outlets.