Recharge a Canadian PSP in the Netherlands - PSP-Forum.com

Lamarr · 07-24-2005, 08:45 PM

Hey guys,
My English is not so well, but I hope you guys get it =D
I live in the Netherlands and I'm on vacation in Canada now, where I want to buy a PSP.
But the problem is...here they have 120V and another socket then in the Netherlands. I can buy a converter for the socket, but in NL we have 220V. Is the PSP able to handle this? Most transformers should handle this, but I just wan't to make it sure.
Some US website says that there is a worldwide transformer in the Value pack, but the Canadian website dont say anything about this.
So can i use this transformer in NL? Again, the other socket is not a problem.
Thnx alot,
Lamarr

The Juggler · 07-25-2005, 07:37 AM

Hey I can do this one... read the transformer me old mate... see what the input range is..... 110 to 240volts I believe. No special 'step-up transformer required just a figure 8 plug for the powersupply.

Regards

Des

:roll:

Lamarr · 07-25-2005, 11:37 AM

Yes but i dont have a psp yet, so that is a bit difficult

If it says 240, it would we wunderfull =D
Thnx alot

07-24-2005, 08:45 PM	#1 (permalink)
Lamarr Hi! I'm new around here... Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 11	Recharge a Canadian PSP in the Netherlands Hey guys, My English is not so well, but I hope you guys get it =D I live in the Netherlands and I'm on vacation in Canada now, where I want to buy a PSP. But the problem is...here they have 120V and another socket then in the Netherlands. I can buy a converter for the socket, but in NL we have 220V. Is the PSP able to handle this? Most transformers should handle this, but I just wan't to make it sure. Some US website says that there is a worldwide transformer in the Value pack, but the Canadian website dont say anything about this. So can i use this transformer in NL? Again, the other socket is not a problem. Thnx alot, Lamarr

07-25-2005, 07:37 AM	#2 (permalink)
The Juggler Da Management Join Date: May 2005 Location: Vancouver BC (CANADA), Pompey (UK) Posts: 2,495	Hey I can do this one... read the transformer me old mate... see what the input range is..... 110 to 240volts I believe. No special 'step-up transformer required just a figure 8 plug for the powersupply. Regards Des :roll: __________________ 3.90 m33 1.50v2 kernel (what ever that means )

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07-25-2005, 11:37 AM	#3 (permalink)
Lamarr Hi! I'm new around here... Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 11	Yes but i dont have a psp yet, so that is a bit difficult If it says 240, it would we wunderfull =D Thnx alot