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pLUG AND CURENT CONVERTER

MICKEYG · 2008-04-05 10:54:11

Hi folks, I bought a speaker system for my Ipod in the US. It of course has the US plug. I would normally just get the physical converter so it could be plugged ito sockets over here. However, unlike a phone or laptop it does not have a built in current converter. The appliance is a Sony ICF-C1iP and it accepts power of…

05-04-2008 10:54am

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MICKEYG

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Hi folks,

I bought a speaker system for my Ipod in the US. It of course has the US plug. I would normally just get the physical converter so it could be plugged ito sockets over here. However, unlike a phone or laptop it does not have a built in current converter.

The appliance is a Sony ICF-C1iP and it accepts power of

AC: 120V 60 Hz 16W

Any ideas on where I can get something to make this work over here?
I am traveling to the US next week so I could get something over there if someone could point me in the right direction.

Thanks in advance.

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#2 05-04-2008 1:45pm

Pocky

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A step-down transformer 220 to 110 with a US plug on the 110 will do.

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