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    Quote Originally Posted by jamie123 View Post
    can you guys advise please,
    ive just bought a jap only tt from germany,the seller says it comes with a step down transformer so its just a case of plugging it in. can i assume that its ok to use the tranny here in the uk?
    Should be - Germany uses the same mains supply voltage and frequency as we do.
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    thanks that's what i thought but i just wanted to be sure
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    The plug is different though, so you might need an adaptor if one was not provided. But those should only cost a couple quid and be readily found in local stores that sell that kind of stuff.

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    Yep, or just cut it off and fit a UK one.
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    easier said than done,the transformer casing has the 2 pin plug molded to it.
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    What sort of two pin? Maybe you just need a shaver adaptor. Show us a piccie.
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    Ah, so the transformer is the kind where the plug just protrudes from it, no cord? In that case just get an adaptor, they cost next to nothing.

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    im sure as geoff says its just a case of using a shaver adapter.

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