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Thanx for the reply Ian. I wonder what happened to the original adapter.
Today we measured the output of my 220-110V convertor to see that it
supplies exactly 119V. I know that 110V US current does not harm the unit,
do you think 119V burnt that adapter?
Regards,
Tugrul
>
> Hi Tugrul
>
> The adaptor you have won't harm the unit in anyway, but it just means that
> it will take longer to charge. You might find that your adaptor will get
> quite warm as it is going to be supplying the maximum current while
> charging.
>
> Ian
>
>
> >
> > Now my question. I know that the unit requires 5V 500mA adapter, will
this
> > local adapter harm the unit?
> >
> > Thanx in advance
> >
> > Tugrul
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