Sidney Rodnunsky wrote:
>
> I realise that when you go from the US and Canada to Europe that you need a
> converter to allow your 110 appliances to be used on 220 (or 240).
>
> However, I lived in the Middle East and bought TVs etc there and have now
> returned to North America. Naturally the manuals are gone! I THINK that
> you don't need a converter - just a different plug - to use 220 appliances
> on our 110 current. Am I right?
>
> I would hate to try it and find out that I am wrong!! No one here knows.
>
> Sidney
>
To use 110 VAC appliances on 220 VAC you need a 220 VAC to 110 VAC converter;
to use 220 VAC appliances on 110 VAC you need a 110 VAC to 220 VAC converter.
On the other hand, most european TV's won't work in North America because
they use a different standard...
HTH.
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