110v --> 220v Transformer?

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From: The Piano Man
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 19:16

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I have two digital keyboards that I purchased in Germany.  They both run on
220v current, and I have since moved back to the US.  Can anybody tell me
ideas as to how I could convert them for use over here?  Can I find 110v -->
220v transformers?  (We had 220v --> 110v in Germany...but I never saw them
the other way).

Please email suggestions or comments.

Andrew West
University of Minnesota-Duluth
awest@ub.d.umn.edu

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