Betty Ann
I travel to the States every year. All I take is a Travel Adapter that I
buy in the UK (they even sell them at the airports now, but more expensive
that is the stores), and plug whatever I want to use into that. If using
the travel hairdryer, I make sure that it is set to 120v
Hi all, I've just returned from the USA and the only thing I can add to the
discussion is that the charger for my mobile (cell) phone wouldn't work with
just an adapter on it. I eventually went to Radioshack where a very helpful
man sold me a multi-purpose adapter with the correct jack plug to
Don't know if I'm doing this correctly or not, but here goes.
I've been reading the questions regarding genealogy, a hobby I have a great
passion for.
While I don't have the answers to the specific questions being asked here, I
do have a suggestion for two free websites that might help you all.
Two useful sites where you can get the proper converter/transformer stuff:
www.travelsafe.com
www.travelproducts.com
usual disclaimers
yes T, the appliance converters have changed in the last few years LOL
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bye for now
Bev in Sooke, BC (on beautiful Vancouver Island, west coast of Canada)
