dx7

[jackp1]

i just received my new dx7 i had to import it from the states, anyway the charger is for 110v and im on 240v any idea's were i could get a charger thanks

[Papakeith]

might be easier to get a converter that the charger can plug into

[jackp1]

a converter never thought of that il try and find one cheers

[Jermo]

just get a step down transformer and verify the charger can handle 50hz. If it can then you're all set.

[DavidH]

Jack,
If you get a convertor. Make sure it is not a cheaply made one. When we was at the World Championships in Poland in 1999. One of the pilots toasted some batteries because of a convertor. It was suppose to be putting out 110 volts. It was putting out 160 volts when we decided to put a volt meter on it.
Check it before you plug anything in to it.

David

[jackp1]

i just ordered 1 of them, il check the voltage with a tester thanks for the help i thought i was going to have to buy a new pack with charger, i can't wait to try this radio out. i guess another couple of days wont hurt, i can read up in the meantime thanks :lolol

[BigMike]

Radio Shack? :wink:

[jackp1]

no radio shack over here mate :mrgreen:

[Hughes500Bob]

Call around to stores that sell luggage. It should not be hard to find a convertor, as all us Americans are probably bringing our blow dryers for our hair and would need the same convertor! :glasses2: I've got one in my travel kit that has adapters for many different countries. It has a switchable transformer and several plugs with different countries labeled on them.

[jackp1]

thanks for that, i should be getting 1 delivered tomorow. il have a look about for a good one, as its just a cheapo to get me started

[stevehonn]

thanks for that, i should be getting 1 delivered tomorow. il have a look about for a good one, as its just a cheapo to get me started

The easiest way is just to buy a JR radio charger, the DX7 is a JR in drag :wink:

[jackp1]

cheers il have a look :lol: