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Charger for Europe
pinkmami
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I'm clueless! DC is going to Europe with school over the summer & will be taking an Ipod with her for Wifi/music. What type of charger will she need??
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Normal continental plug adaptor and then charge as normal from there.0
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Many thanks!0
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Europe uses the same electrical format as the UK with just a different plug shape so a simple plug converter is all thats required and she then continues to use the normal charger.0
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If she has any other electrical equipment that she will be using (no mention of phone which she is surely surgically attached to!) then taking two adaptors would be a good idea. If you don't have any already then they often come in twin packs anyway.0
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Two adaptors, 1 US, 1 European in Poundland for.....................0
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knightstyle wrote: »Two adaptors, 1 US, 1 European in Poundland for.....................
Would it be ... 87p????0 -
If she has any other electrical equipment that she will be using (no mention of phone which she is surely surgically attached to!) then taking two adaptors would be a good idea. If you don't have any already then they often come in twin packs anyway.
Or, you could get a twin socket adapter, with USB sockets, thereby allowing you to run two mains appliances, and charge/run two USB devices, at the same time.Bit pricier than the £land adapters, but they're well built, and save hauling around mains to USB adapters.
I got mine from Asda, and they do am American version too.0 -
Most chargers I've had recently have been universal with separate clip on terminals for UK or Euro.
Have you not got one of those kicking around?Change is inevitable, except from a vending machine.0 -
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A 3 socket strip with a UK plug and one adapter. This way she'll have at least one fuse there somewhere (not 13amp!)Turning left avoids some of the idiots (only some)0 -
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