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got router from USA. need help..

MarkY91 · 2013-10-31 12:46:00

came with this. where can i get a power supply for ireland? im lost :(

31-10-2013 1:46pm

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MarkY91

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came with this. where can i get a power supply for ireland? im lost

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#2 31-10-2013 1:49pm

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if its a 120/240 volt, then just get an €5 adaptor in any tesco or supermarket or hardware store.

If for some reason its 110/120volts then you need a transformer and its NOT worth it for just a router

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#3 31-10-2013 1:55pm

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Gets alot of my Stuff from America

pop down to Maplin and buy a plug Adapter.. they come with 10 different head sizes and plus you can change the Volt on the Plug itself just match it to you new Router and way she goes

cost around 20 euro

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#4 31-10-2013 2:02pm

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i took an adapter out of our radio and it turned the router on so i guess its problem solved..no adapter for the rdio now :P ill go to maplin sometimes after the weekend for a cheap one for the radio. thanks guys

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#5 31-10-2013 2:11pm

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be careful, make sure that the current is the same on both, its not just about the voltage!

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