I think that the argument of 120 volts compared to 240 volts is no longer and issue. Modern day houses and circuits require that 120-130 volt outlets provide at least 20 amps. Now, a reasonable 500 to 600 watt amplifier (such as the AL811 and AL-811H, the SB-200, some of the old Yaesu amps) would run fine on today's 120 volt circuit. We do this all the time with portable heaters, window AC units (about 8 amps) etc. The amp is not going to be pulling 20 amps at 120-130 volts. I think there is an average there on CW and SSB. RTTY...of course power down. But, I am sure that this is really a non issue.
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