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Old 14-01-2005, 00:32   #11
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Re: Put Router to Sleep
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Originally Posted by homealone
exactly, I have my connections to ntl as installed, other stuff goes off the 6 gang, surge buffered strip

which does have a 4 gang plugged in - but low amperage, honest
Only 9 sockets how do you mange?
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