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Subject: Re: Moving across the ocean
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Date: Mon, 16-Mar-87 08:38:37 EST
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Don Petcher asked if it was possible to use a computer made for 220V 50Hz
in the USA , it shouldn't give you too much trouble as long as mine is
suppose to be a 110V 60 Hz and work fine in Europe . The only thing you have
to do is to hook it up to a 110V to 220V transformer, the AC frequency
increase is not important as long as you are using a black and white monitor,
 with an external synchro, but if you want to connect it to a TV or a color
monitor you might experience some troubles (if the synchro reference is taken
from the main (110V)). With an 520 1Meg, 2 SF314, 1 SM 124, 1 Panasonic KXP
1091, I use one 500 Watt transformer, wich is more than enough (add the watt
 ratings of all your stuff times 1.2 (safety coefficient) to get the power of
the transformer you'll need.

tune it to maximum of smoke.
J.P. L. Coenen NM9L-ON1KCN.
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