No. If it is happy in the US, it will work here. At bare minimum
bring a grounded outlet adapter even if your gear doesn't require it.
File down or trim the wide blade of the adapter, since you will run
into many power outlets in Mexico that accept US style plugs, but
will not accept the polarized ones with the wide blade. Grounded
outlets are also uncommon. A small surge protector might also be
advisable if you are going off the beaten track. Most cities have
reliable power these days.
>Message-Id: <p05010402b699cc566ae4@[202.105.67.146]>
>Date: Sun, 28 Jan 2001 21:19:18 +0800
>From: VAMP <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: [Duo2400] Voltage in Mexico
>
>I have an external CDR drive which uses 110V AC, do I need an
>adapter/converter in Mexico?
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