Re: ShopTalk: elec. conv.

[John Kaufman]

Hi Dave,   I've only had one customer in Japan and he didn't report any problems with his Club Scout. I've shipped many to Singapore Malaysia and Europe. They all used 220 volt power. I've never heard of anything but either 50 or 60 Hertz power. I can't imagine the frequency in Japan is the problem. I supplied a little 220v to 110v converter with the units in cases where the customer asked. The CS uses less than one watt so not much of a converter is  needed. Walmart sells them for about $10. Of course the Club Scout will also operate off of a 9 volt battery. When I ship overseas I supply the cable at no charge (If I can remember.)   Cheers, John Kaufman ----- Original Message ----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2004 1:29 AM Subject: ShopTalk: elec. conv. Hi All, I have a customer in Japan who bought a Golfsmith freq machine and it did not work at all, then he bought a transformer to change from 120v to 100v but it did not work. He suspects it is the difference of the hz. His place is 60 hz. He wants to buy a clubscout and a neu 4 but wants them to work. I told him that any elec. on the neu4 would be battery powered and I hope I am right. Any suggestions on the getting his Golfsmith unit to work and what he would need to get the Kaufman unit to work? David