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From: jnmoyne@lbl.gov (Jean-Noel MOYNE)
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Subject: Re: HAM-E WARNING !!! (mostly for overseas customers)
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Date: 6 Dec 90 23:30:39 GMT
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In article <1990Dec6.173548.11452@ericsson.se> etxtomp@eos.ericsson.se 
(Tommy Petersson) writes:
> I read about the HAM-E on the net and faxed my interest to Black Belt. 
They
> sent me a nice-looking colour flyer, and since it was available and 
should
> be working on a PAL machine, I ordered one.

       Do you mean that a Black-Belt you bought in the States works just 
fine in PAL, or do they actually have 2 different versions of the product ?

        I believe they are two different versions of the Black-Belt, and 
in this case they don't have a very responsible attitude. If you sell a 
PAL unit, then you know that the power supply will have to be 220V-50Hz. 
PAL is linked to the 50Hz !  So they should really provide you with a 
power suply. I'm sure the company they buy their suplys from are able to 
produce a 220v-50Hz model.

         As for the postings, I believe nobody from the company has a 
direct access to the news, but somebody is doing the link and relay 
between them and c.s.a.

            JNM

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