Greetings, Nick:
I found when using my Neotek Elite for mobile recording in North America, if
the incoming voltage dropped below 109 volts, all kinds of strange things would
happen. Perhaps in Greece, with 220 volts instead of 117 being the standard,
you may be experiencing problems if the incoming voltage drops to around 202
volts or less. A power conditioner would be a really good idea. I took a
Furman ARPRO 15 to Spain several years ago to regulate a portable rig, and it
worked really well, as it is designed for use with North American or European
power.
Regards,
Doug McClement
LiveWire Remote Recorders
Toronto, Canada
(home of 100,000 Greeks!)
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