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Traveling with my PSP to The UK

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  1. WeaponX9

    WeaponX9 Member

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    Does anyone know what kind of transformer would work in the UK without blowing my PSP?
     
    WeaponX9, Aug 14, 2005
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    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    what is marked on your power adapter for voltage??
     
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    My friend has got a JAP PSP on import and he was only supplied with a two prong US plug his works perfectly fine plugged into a uk shaving plug. I am not sure if the psp has a switch to go between uk 240v and 110v US.
     
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    My friend has got a JAP PSP on import and he was only supplied with a two prong US plug his works perfectly fine plugged into a uk shaving plug. I am not sure if the psp has a switch to go between uk 240v and 110v US.
     
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    does yours come with an external power adapter?
     
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    the Input: 100v-240v~0.3A 50/60Hz
    The Output: 5v-2A
    I guess it should work, but what do you think?
     
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    yes, you just have to get the uk connector that your adapter plugs into than into a wall plug
     
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    thanks hopefully it wont blow up lol
     
    WeaponX9, Aug 16, 2005
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    no problem, teach & learn
     
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