tbh the only downside about EU plugs is that they're not directional

but that's not really relevant

they are :^)

i mean

could be

if grounded

the french style is yeah

but that's like

but also wiring could be random

i've never ever seen one of those sockets in 22 years

all the plugs are compatible with the french style

but i've never seen actual sockets for it

the french arent humans anyway

popular in poland

plugs are also often compatible with -the rest of eu + korea- anyway

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/3b/French-power-socket.jpg/220px-French-power-socket.jpg

https://www.worldstandards.eu/WordPress/wp-content/uploads/electricity-tiles-type-F-200-px.jpg

second is the plug and socket we use

first is ours

polish :c

jesus

it's incredibly stupid how the socket types aren't standarized

same voltage and frequency? one socket please

220-230 difference is negligable anyways

50-60hz also

we went from 220 to 230 a decade ago or so

tfw at the end due to shitty wiring you may get like 190V

and shit still works

praise the switchin power supplies

50-60hz actually makes a difference

at least it does for the hardware we make where i work

we use mains frequency for synchronizing

although we might actually detect it in software, not sure

yo is it normal for gearbest to not accept paypal sometimes

frequency counters are cheep

i think they don't in some cases? coupons maybe?

oh nvm it works on checkout

I wish mobile discount stacked with coupon

rip

I wanna get the mini usb flashlights but I end up paying more for shipping than the actual item <:hms:311152554618912768>

was it Cole™ certified?