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@Thomas Thorne: Yes, and the voltage at a house is often anywhere from 115-125V, but if you run too long an extension cord, there are devices that will not work at all once it drops beyond a certain point. Lamps are fine, but all I was saying is I see waste when I look at that. You hide a cord by running a lot more cord all over the place, and it's still hanging down over the mantel.
@Pessimippopotamus: If you took high school physics, you'd know that also means unwanted radio transmission that could interfere with other devices. That elaborate design is basically a big antenna transmitting a 60Hz hum. Possibly nothing would be affected, but why risk it? It's like lowering your car just for the look - you'll probably be fine - or maybe you'll hit a speed bump and scrape it; why risk it?
I'm just saying the design doesn't appeal to me, and when I look at it I think about the waste and interference it may cause... you know, because I have a lot of computers and wireless equipment. I know the real risks are very minimal; it's an impression. I didn't expect to be picked apart on a technical level for not liking something.
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