iPods, transformers and 220 volts!
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iPods, transformers and 220 volts!
Has anyone used a transformer over in Britain to charge their iPods? The transformer packaging says not to use it with any electronics with circuit boards. Help! I leave for a walking tour of Cornwall on Friday!
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molly,
That question might be better asked in the appropriate category at http://discussions.apple.com/categor...categoryID=146
Be sure to give full details of the model.
Michael
That question might be better asked in the appropriate category at http://discussions.apple.com/categor...categoryID=146
Be sure to give full details of the model.
Michael
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Actually, this is the beauty of just about any electronics manufactured in the past five years or so. Some manufacturers have been doing it for ten or more. Only Apple owners seem to think this is a big deal.
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just check the charger. no need to speculate. it will be clearly marked. usually it says "input" and lists the voltage...if it's 110-240v (or close) you are OK anywhere with just an adapter.
same goes for your digital camera, etc.
there is no other way to be totally sure as these things can vary based on model or (more likely) where it was purchased.
same goes for your digital camera, etc.
there is no other way to be totally sure as these things can vary based on model or (more likely) where it was purchased.