Re: OT: firewall program

Joerg wrote:

My concern is the overheating of wall warts. Happens. You never know how
many turns on the primary they pinched to save a fraction of a penny.

Wouldn't the manufacturer who uses an internal power supply
be just as likely to pinch a few turns on the primary?

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References:
- OT: firewall program
  - From: Robert Baer
- Re: OT: firewall program
  - From: Jim Thompson
- Re: OT: firewall program
  - From: Robert Baer
- Re: OT: firewall program
  - From: Joel Koltner
- Re: OT: firewall program
  - From: Joerg
- Re: OT: firewall program
  - From: Jim Thompson
- Re: OT: firewall program
  - From: Joerg
- Re: OT: firewall program
  - From: Jim Thompson
- Re: OT: firewall program
  - From: Joerg
- Re: OT: firewall program
  - From: Michael A. Terrell
- Re: OT: firewall program
  - From: Joerg
- Re: OT: firewall program
  - From: Michael A. Terrell
- Re: OT: firewall program
  - From: Joerg

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