Ron Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I refer the honerable gentleman to the
answer that Paul has put up today!
Your mobile charger will change the mains to a low voltage DC power - as
there is no problem then it's just a conversion to low voltage, rectify to
DC, and smooth out the pulses. I assume the tootbrush is the type that
doesn't actaully connect just sits in the holder that's plugged in the
mains - I think that would need a true sine wave to transmit the power
properly.
Ron Jones
You're correct in your assumption, Ron, that the toothbrush merely sits in
the charger, but it doesn't explain why the charger is then ruined for
subsequent use ashore?
Barry
Nb slowlygettingtothetruth
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