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It is not a good idea to use 100 volt equipment on 120 volts. Look for
a step down transformer so you get the right voltage.
Nathan White wrote:
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> Its almost brand new... Only been charged a few times...
>
> Nathan White
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> Subject: MD: MZ-R90 Charging Weirdness
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> I have used Sony 100V adapters in the US (my voltage is 120) for years with
> no problems. The R-90 has the ability to detect higher than appropriate DC
> voltage (it should give the "Hi DC in" error message). So I doubt that is
> the problem. You could test this by buying a 120 V transformer from an
> electronics store and return it if it doesn't solve the problem. I suspect
> the battery is having trouble accepting a charge. It might have gone bad.
> Do you have another battery you could try? Buying a spare is not a bad idea
> anyway.
>
> Regards,
>
> Leland
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