Which express does this use? I am aware of three generations of the express; the first two look similar with built in prongs.
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I'm using it with the 2nd Generation Airport Express. It's wireless N with built in prongs (for a US style electrical socket)
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From Russound web site Compatible with 1st Generation AirPort Express, model numbers M9470LL/A and MB321LL/A
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The Apple Airport Express A1264 54 Mbps Wireless N Router (MB321LL/A) is the one you'll need. I found two of them on eBay back in April but they're getting tougher to find, at least new.
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Sorry for the delay. No, the prongs on the backside of this device are also three-pronged. Also, you might want to know that even though the photo shows a screw in the center of the device (a critical feature for me) it does not have one.
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You know, you are correct! I never noticed that in the picture. The power cord did have a 3 prong plug as was described.
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It is three prongs. It works so well and is so small, I bought an additional one for travel.
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Hi Annie. The model I received from the seller came with two prongs. But a lot of these discount adapter listings tend to lump multiple knock-off adapters together.
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Sorry John, I' never heard of that term. It does have a3 prong plug in if that helps.
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The one I have I use a three prong cord which can be used in any standard outlet with or without adpator
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It's definitely not just you, Gordon. It's basically, simply the nature of those express card slots. They are designed (as you know ) to release a card by pushing the seated card in at which point the spring loaded latch, ejects the card. So if the tolerance between the male cable end and the card's female receiving slot is too tight, you simply end up activating the release mechanism before the the cable end is seated. Kind of ridiculous, I know. I take my free hand and hold a corner of the card, and finesse it in. It can be done without difficulty once figured out. I still eject it accidentally every once in a while, but the card is worth it if it's your only source of USB3 (like my older MBP that came only with USB2)
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The product that is being shipped and sold is the "Gen 2 version" I emailed Emotiva just to make sure and clarify things, and they said that it is indeed the Generation 2 version but are working of switching the image photos to reflect the Gen 2 black accent plates. This communication was today also.
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I don't remember, we bought one from PlaSmart and I don't know what the others are. We have 3 and they all are fine
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I never was able to use the invertor they sent. It did not have a 3 hole prong outlet, as advertized....I returned to Amazon for full credit... Sorry no help for U....
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Don't have it with me at the moment, but the maintenance manual indicates the existence of an express card slot. You need to get the 7-character model number and look it up on the Lenovo website to be certain.
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I'm sorry, I do not know. I searched for a three prong that said Europe on it. I suggest that you look for an adapter that specifically names where you know you'll be traveling to. You may have to get more than one type.
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yes, we have three regular lines. i just followed the video install. i have no formal electrical training. i am a pastor. r.d.keefer, jamestown, ny
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The 3rd pole comes from the power plus in the wall with this type of prong. If you look at it closely you will see an opening for the 3rd on the picture.
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Buyer Beware: I have purchased 3 of these phones within the last year, two came with a power supply and one did not (purchased from Always in Touch, who I inquired about this and was told by Peter that "Yealink does not provide the power adapters they are poe"). At this point, it seems like the newer boxes may not contain it.
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Yes and no. They have both this type and the big giant 3 prong one. Come equipped with both and you will be set. Bring a power strip too. That way you can charge many things from one outlet. They don't always have extra outlets in some of them old buildings over there.