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JVC Cam corder - adapter works?
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2016/7/26 07:57
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My JVC Cam corder has the following info printed on the adapter I use to recharge: Input 110v - 240 v / 50hz-60 hz
Will it work in Japan?
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by LeonGarcia
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Re: JVC Cam corder - adapter works?
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2016/7/26 12:04
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you sure it is not 100-240V? if so, then yes it will work.
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by hakata14 (guest)
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Re: JVC Cam corder - adapter works?
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2016/7/27 00:41
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The fact is that this device is a japanese brand (JVC) and it seems strange that the adapter is not suited for Japan itself. I asked to a person living there and he says it should work... but I'm worried about the 10 volt difference.
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by LeonGarcia
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Re: JVC Cam corder - adapter works?
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2016/7/27 01:10
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generally, the instrument which receives a wide rage of voltage has a voltage converter inside. (it works by the converted voltage.) the company knows that electricity in foreign countries is less stable than Japan. the instrument will accept at least 10 % lower or higher voltage (may be more).
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