Satellite P70-A-L1M: adapter CA / CC / grounding question

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  Thank you

  Post edited by: shaneh20

  Post edited by: shaneh20

  Hello!

  Thank you for your comments, it s very interesting.

  If you have any other questions, they are welcome in the forum.

  Good bye

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