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Laptop Power Cable

Squall · 2006-08-18 17:05:11

Im currently living in the states and bought a laptop over here. What im wondering is when I bring it home do I just need to get a cable that goes from the socket to the transformer? (so I can use and Irish plug instead of American) Im pretty sure I can but it pays to be certain This is the transformer by the way…

18-08-2006 6:05pm

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Squall

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Im currently living in the states and bought a laptop over here.

What im wondering is when I bring it home do I just need to get a cable that goes from the socket to the transformer? (so I can use and Irish plug instead of American)

Im pretty sure I can but it pays to be certain

This is the transformer by the way

http://www.shoplaptop.net/reacpoadfors507.html

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#2 18-08-2006 6:06pm

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Moved to laptop forum.

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#3 18-08-2006 8:56pm

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looks okay but cant see the plug in side
to be sure bring a second lead with u and the plug can always be replaced

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#4 18-08-2006 10:01pm

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110-240V 50/60Hz Auto-Detect International Compatible

Thats the important bit, plug can just be cut off and replaced or just use an adaptor.

MC

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#5 19-08-2006 5:26pm

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Ya thats what I figured I might have to do. Adapters are a pain though so I may just get and extra cable and change he plug.

Cheers for easing my mind

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