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Can you recharge those rechargeable batteries using a two prong electrical convertor? I take so many pictures, I will need to recharge at my hotel. Wondering how others have managed with this. Thanks.
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I think you WILL need a small TRANSFORMER (which some people call a convertor), but it depends on whether you have those "re-charge IN the camera", or a separate re-charging "cradle". Either one should tell you what the voltage inout requirements are. If it says 110-240 volts, or something similar, then you only need a (plug) "ADAPTOR". Otherwise, you will need a small transformer (convertor); fortunately, the little ones should suffice for this.
Best wishes,
Rex
Best wishes,
Rex
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My son took his Fuji camera along to London & Paris. He had to recharge in London. We bought a multi-voltage power adapter at Radio Shack & used it. He also needed a thing to convert the prongs. Luckily the hotel in London had one we could borrow. In Paris the hotel had shaving outlets that didn't need the prong adapter but did need the converter. His was recharging in the camera.
Be sure to bring along extra memory so you don't have to miss amy pictures. Unless you have access to a computer to upload it will be worth the expense.
Be sure to bring along extra memory so you don't have to miss amy pictures. Unless you have access to a computer to upload it will be worth the expense.
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Check you recharger manual. It probably will not need a converter because it is dual voltage. You will need an adapter to adapt it to the odd shaped European outlet where your plug won't fit. These are very inexpensive and available at most luggage and dept. stores and even at WalMart.
If you don't have a dual voltage recharger, you will need a converter to convert the European (higher) voltage so it won't fry your recharger. These are also easily available at Radio Shack and any travel store.
I used the shaving outlet in our hotels to recharge my batteries. It gets the recharger out of the way and doesn't waste an outlet in the room.
If you don't have a dual voltage recharger, you will need a converter to convert the European (higher) voltage so it won't fry your recharger. These are also easily available at Radio Shack and any travel store.
I used the shaving outlet in our hotels to recharge my batteries. It gets the recharger out of the way and doesn't waste an outlet in the room.
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