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I found some info on the WWW that may help here. (Thanks to Fred Peters for pointing me in the right direction, the first link is due to him.) http://www.travelstuff.com/plug.html http://www.fele.com/fe-power.html http://www.mediatekk.com/web/norway/travel/electricity.html#RTFToC4 Now, as I understand the only relevant thing here is the plug, they are different in different countries. In fact, the first two links give contradictory information on this too, namely the plugs are called either B or D which is obviously not unique. (But notice that the descriptions of the plugs on these pages do coincide very well.) Maybe this is the reason why the guys at IBM are confused too. Or perhaps someone would like to comment on this more and resolve the problem. BTW, you also need an AC converter. Regards, Waldemar On Thu, 8 Aug 1996, Gabriel Ash wrote: > > I am trying to buy power lines for world-wide use > with my TP701. I bought > cables for UK ( 4H6905) and for the US (4H6908). > The people at IBM part identification cannot agree between > themselves on the right part number for thr European power > cord to use with the world-wide power--supply. They have > contradictory information in the database and in the catalogue. > At least that is what I get from them. > Can anyone who has one tell me the right part number? > ------------- > Gabriel Ash > Notre-Dame > ------------- > >