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Buying a PSP from the states?

ohandels · 2005-05-03 18:51:39

If i buy a psp from the states/canada, will i need a converter, obviously ill need to change the plugs from 2 to 3, but do i need to change the voltage?

03-05-2005 6:51pm

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ohandels

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If i buy a psp from the states/canada, will i need a converter, obviously ill need to change the plugs from 2 to 3, but do i need to change the voltage?

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#2 03-05-2005 6:54pm

Ciaran500

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No

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#3 03-05-2005 7:43pm

super_furry

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All you'll need is a common or garden US travel socket.

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#4 04-05-2005 5:20pm

themessiah

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PSP arrived today from states and US adapter that I have always used for my powering Ipaq and laptop didnt work so off to argos to get a new one.

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#5 05-05-2005 10:46am

Gizzard

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can someone sticky this question comes up all the time

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