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Post by tim on Feb 14, 2016 21:33:31 GMT
I'm off abroad soon, and the electric supply is 110 volts. I noticed before that when I've charged at 110v, it seems to take a long time. Is it worth getting a step-up voltage adapter, or are most mods/batt chargers dual voltage? BTW, the current will be 60hz, as opposed to 50hz. Dunno if that's an issue  I'm just a humble carpenter. |
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Post by Bob on Feb 14, 2016 21:38:20 GMT
Mods that have a USB charge port - no problem you just need the required wall plug or adaptor, which battery charger do you normally use
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Post by Greg on Feb 14, 2016 22:08:54 GMT
Have a look at your charger or charger power supply if it has one. The LUC4 for example operates between 100 & 240v AC input and 50-60hz.
If yours doesn't have an auto switching range might be worth picking one up before you go if you need to charge out of the mod.
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