SE Power Supply (Europe -- U.S.)

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From: Chris Schmidt
Date: Fri, 15 May 1987 16:01

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I just cracked open one of our new SE's in order to find out whether or not
the new power supply is set up internally to accept 230v (European).  I
found a sticker on the outer metal case surrounding the main assembly which
said:

Input:	115v	~ 	1.2A
	230v	~ 	.75A
	50/60 hz

But nowhere did I find a switch/jumper etc. that would allow the supply to
be switched from one to the other.  Does this mean that it auto configures
and that when I take the beast with me this summer to France I need only
obtain and plug-adapter?  You better believe I want a conclusive answer
before I go!   Any help would be appreciated.  (You listening Apple?)

Thanks in advance.

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