Thanks Carlo! 8-)
BarbZ
On 2 Dec 2010, at 6:52 PM, cm wrote:
Hi Barb,
Some of my Apple gear came with me when I moved back to Oz from
Canada. Apple power adapters generally handle voltages world-wide --
just confirm that the adapter handles 240V and 50Hz. What you need is
called a reverse travel adapter for Singapore, that is to say and
adaptor that converts a Singapore style plug to an Australian one.
Note, that even thought the power adapter and the revers travel
adapter are called by the same term, they are different items. The
power adapter actually converts wall socket voltage to computer DC
voltage whereas the reverse travel adapter just is a different shaped
plug.
With time if you need to replace the power adapter, just buy an
Australian one from the Apple store and you can then store the travel
adapter for your next Singaporean gadget.
Cheers,
Carlo
On 2010-12-02, at 18:30, Barb Zahari wrote:
Thanks for info Neil.
Sorry all that I dropped off the radar suddenly .. sent to hospital
with the foot problem I mentioned (infection causing cellulitis).
Great - got to spend my birthday & more in hospital!
With all my family here from London/NSW/Vic!!
Have the iPad .. working round to setting up ...
My next question is:
It has a Singapore wall plug (for charging) - can I buy just an
Australian Apple equivalent?
If so, where?
Or will I just have to use a travel type wall plug adaptor?
Cheers .. BarbZ
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