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Article #154Current converter (Europe - USA)
From: Kaufmann
Date: Wed, 02 Aug 1995 00:00
Date: Wed, 02 Aug 1995 00:00
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Hi there,
I look for a converter from 220V~50Hz to 110V~60Hz (I'm going to America and
have to use a few things, like my modem). I know where I can buy such
converters for 100W and 200W, but I don't need that much.
My questions are: Where do I get such a converter for less than 100W (about 10
- 20W), do they exist? Would it be safe to build them on your own and if yes,
how?
It would make me happy if anybody could give me an answer. Thank you.
Sandor
sfkaufma@stud.ee.ethz.ch
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