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electrical outputs in china

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  • 01-10-2007 3:10pm
    #1
    Mortmain
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    Hi all,

    Just a quick query - does anybody know if i need a voltage converter for travelling to Shanghai & Beijing from Ireland? -

    Cheers


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    Kazu
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    nope a Airplane should do you wont get far with a voltage converter :D:D


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    #3
    Mortmain
    Closed Accounts Posts: 79 ✭✭Mortmain


    What if I took a TRANSFORMER - they can do anything, I saw it in the movie!!:D


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    sweetie20
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    Hi All,
    Me, my BF and lil man which will have just turned 1 are moving to OZ Jan 2013. My bf is from australia so i just have to get visas for me and the baby. I was wondering if anyone has flown from dublin to melbourne and which is the most child friendly flights.

    Are you better off getting 3 seats in economy, apposed to 2 in premium economy. Are the bassinets large, as he will have just turned 1 and will be quite big at that point.

    We were looking at flying with Qantas as there premium economy looked quite nice.

    But they dont allow strollers on board, i would like to take it on board because of the stop overs and want to make this trip as easy as possible. I think they fly Dublin - London - Singapore - Melbourne

    Has anyone else done this trip with a baby / toddler and which airline did they find the best to travel with infants :)

    Would love some advice, thanx


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    mandrake04
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    Mortmain wrote: »
    Hi all,

    Just a quick query - does anybody know if i need a voltage converter for travelling to Shanghai & Beijing from Ireland? -

    Cheers

    Heading to Shanghai in 6 weeks myself

    China is 220V-240V 50Hz and the plug outlet is the same as Australia/NZ

    but from what I remember Hong Kong is the same plug as Ireland/UK


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