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DVD Player in Germany

Von Manstein · 2005-04-10 16:17:24

Just wondering would i be able to bring over an Irish / Uk dvd player to Germany? WOuld it work with one of their TVs? / Would it work with there power supply and voltage? Just curious !

10-04-2005 5:17pm

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Von Manstein

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Just wondering would i be able to bring over an Irish / Uk dvd player to Germany? WOuld it work with one of their TVs? / Would it work with there power supply and voltage?

Just curious !

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#2 10-04-2005 5:20pm

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Just need a plug adapter , buy them in any shop in Germany , will work on tv no problems.

kdjac

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#3 10-04-2005 9:29pm

Bazz

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Yeah, They have two pin plugs, we have 3. Voltage shouldn't effect the DVD player. ours is 220, I assume their's is similar.

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#4 10-04-2005 10:14pm

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as far as i can recall the u.s. are they only ones who use a lower voltage.

Have no idea about the far east thou

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#5 11-04-2005 12:00am

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DeBeere wrote:

as far as i can recall the u.s. are they only ones who use a lower voltage.

Ah there are a few other places (like Canada, most of them in the Americas). And Japan. And a few countries that currently like to run both.

No worries with the German voltage, as the lads say just get a plug converter. Or if you're staying there forever, just cut the cord and attach a German plug.

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