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110 volt Shadow plugged into 220 volt outlet

By mikeflan

4 years ago



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    #2 4 years ago
     
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    too-many-pins

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    OMG that can't be good. Likely killed at least the transformer and maybe more unless by some stroke of like the main fuse blew before doing any major damage.

    I could see that as a $1000+ mistake if it took out the transformer & some boards.

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