2004-07-27 kl. 19.56 skrev Alex Santos 10MB Pakiet Mail:
Hello, my name is Alex Santos and this is my first post.
I have one very important question. Do the docks have power supplies compatible with European outlet power, or do I have to purchase a converter. I don't know if there is a specific European model, or were they all the same except for the power supply? Maybe it is just a matter of changing the power cord? I am not sure.
Hello Alex, to me it looks like you have posted too many "private" letters to the list...
From what I know, there is one and only type of powersupply to the machines, it take 100-240V 50-60Hz, for at least the US market and Europe. All you have to do is finding the right cable. I live in Sweden, and have bought stuff from England and USA, whithout any problem whith the powersypplies.
Good luck
Lars
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