In article pmDLb.37132$X%5.33812@redacted.invalid, Steven Fisher sdfisher@redacted.invalid wrote:
Will the yo yo-type adapter work with 220 volts? I can't really read the writing on it...
I've got one right here that says it handles 100-240V at 50-60Hz.
That's been typical of Apple power supplies for years, so it's probably
true of yours as well.
Tom Harrington wrote:
In article pmDLb.37132$X%5.33812@redacted.invalid, Steven Fisher sdfisher@redacted.invalid wrote:
Will the yo yo-type adapter work with 220 volts? I can't really read the writing on it...
I've got one right here that says it handles 100-240V at 50-60Hz.
That's been typical of Apple power supplies for years, so it's probably true of yours as well.
After I read your reply I looked again and eventually found it. Reading the writing on it is all in lighting angles. Thanks. :)
In article Z4ELb.36668$JQ1.25377@redacted.invalid, Steven Fisher sdfisher@redacted.invalid wrote:
Tom Harrington wrote:
In article pmDLb.37132$X%5.33812@redacted.invalid, Steven Fisher sdfisher@redacted.invalid wrote:
Will the yo yo-type adapter work with 220 volts? I can't really read the writing on it...
I've got one right here that says it handles 100-240V at 50-60Hz.
That's been typical of Apple power supplies for years, so it's probably true of yours as well.After I read your reply I looked again and eventually found it. Reading the writing on it is all in lighting angles. Thanks. :)
As a confirmation, I used mine in London with no problems.