RE: MD: electronics from Japan (volts) Sony gum pack and charger

2000-12-01 Thread Yaniv Eyny


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I looked at the converter it is $30 at minidisco.com.  I thought maybe I
should just get an American battery charger (wall wart(. I don't have it
here but it is probably the standard gum pack battery.  Does anyone know
where I can get the charger and perhaps also an extra battery.

At 11/28/00 8:24 PM, Yaniv Eyny wrote:

I just got the Sony 900 Player from Japan.  The charger expects 100 v.
Will this damage the battery?  Is it worth getting a converter? 

Yes, get a converter. Pushing 120 volts through the wall wart may not 
kill anything immediately, but it WILL cause damage.

Also, is there anywhere I can find translated instructions?

My manual had English instructions in the last 1/3rd or so. There weren't 
any pictures there because you're supposed to look in the Japanese 
section for the pictures.

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RE: MD: electronics from Japan (volts) Sony gum pack and charger

2000-12-01 Thread Ed Heckman


At 12/1/00 12:06 PM, Yaniv Eyny wrote:

I looked at the converter it is $30 at minidisco.com.  I thought maybe I
should just get an American battery charger (wall wart(. I don't have it
here but it is probably the standard gum pack battery.  Does anyone know
where I can get the charger and perhaps also an extra battery.

I bought an extra battery and charger from Planet MiniDisc 
http://www.planetminidisc.com/. If you search for NH-14WM you will see 
a list of several items, including the battery (NH-14WM) and the charger 
(Sony's part number BC-7HT).

FWIW, I'm very impressed with the battery charger. It's quicker than 
charging the battery internally and it's very compact and slick.

HTH.



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Re: MD: electronics from Japan (volts)

2000-11-29 Thread Ed Heckman


At 11/28/00 8:24 PM, Yaniv Eyny wrote:

I just got the Sony 900 Player from Japan.  The charger expects 100 v.
Will this damage the battery?  Is it worth getting a converter? 

Yes, get a converter. Pushing 120 volts through the wall wart may not 
kill anything immediately, but it WILL cause damage.

Also, is there anywhere I can find translated instructions?

My manual had English instructions in the last 1/3rd or so. There weren't 
any pictures there because you're supposed to look in the Japanese 
section for the pictures.



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MD: electronics from Japan (volts)

2000-11-28 Thread Yaniv Eyny


I just got the Sony 900 Player from Japan.  The charger expects 100 v.
Will this damage the battery?  Is it worth getting a converter? 

Also, is there anywhere I can find translated instructions?


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