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electric converter/adapter
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2010/6/15 01:58
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hi,
i will be traveling to japan and south korea this july and was wondering what kind of electric converter should i bring..im from canada and i plan to bring my dslr,ipod and cellphone, therefore I need to charge them often...
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by drea01
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The outlets are basically the same, although most Japanese outlets don't have a third hole for a grounding prong.
The voltage difference is just 20 volt and Japanese voltage is lower, which I believe should not cause any damage or malfunction to most electrical appliances.
Furthermore many charging cables, etc. come with a built-in adapter that takes care of the world's voltages. Take a look at yours. If it covers Japan's 100 volt, there is even less to worry about.
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by Uji
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