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Date: Sat, 12-May-84 01:57:02 EDT
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Date: 11 May 1984 08:07 GMT
From: uw-beaver!byard@dca-eur
To: BJORN@LOCAL
Cc: info-mac@sumex



Re:  MAC in Europe
Date: 11 May 1984 07:51:50 Z
Text: 50 Hz is no problem.  We have used the American version of Mac
with a small transformer.  The transformers are readily available
over here.  A 220/110 switch would indeed complement the Mac travel
bag.  Better yet, automatic voltage sensing and operation on various
power standards would make Mac more "international" and less vulnerable
to accidental smoke tests.
Larry
Byard @ DCA-EUR
Stuttgart