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220 V Power Supply

New MessageTaking an i-opener overseas (modified 0 times) Rezz
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I've got an odd ball question for you all. This fall I may be taking an i-opener to the Philippines. However, the Philippines is 220 V power, so where can I find a 220 V power supply that will drive the i-opener?
07-30-2003 12:45:08

New MessageRE:Taking an i-opener overseas (modified 0 times) Lincoln_man
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Check this guy out.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=31513&item=3424366497

An HP laptop adaptor 100-240 input, 19v 3.16a output. I just got one for $18
and works great, plugs right in.
Check all his items for sale also. He has more than one.

07-30-2003 13:50:14

New MessageRE:Taking an i-opener overseas (modified 0 times) vwbug19
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you might check your docments and graphics and remove anything that in Philippines doesnt allow before passing through customs they may confiscate if they find offensive docements or graphics
they use 220v at 50hz
as for modem there is a radioshack that sells diffrent phone jack adapter and outlet adapter too
07-30-2003 15:42:34

New MessageRE:Taking an i-opener overseas (modified 0 times) BadFlash
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Rat schack should have something, or you can just rig a 2-1 step down transformer with the right plugs at either end. The Wall-Wort shouldn't have problems with 50 cycles vs. 60 cycles. It is a switching power supply and they don't much care.
07-30-2003 17:23:55

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