Re: [NTLK] 7W adapter in Europe

From: Damien Batstone (djb_at_er.dtu.dk)
Date: Fri Jan 31 2003 - 04:47:57 PST

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At 12:39 31-01-2003 +0000, you wrote:
> >Anyone know if the 7W adapter works on 220V or is it 110V only?
>
>The two I have (both purchased from US sellers on Ebay) have an input
>voltage of 100-240v, and work here in Europe. Look on the label, it
>should state the input voltage range.

Hi Tim,

That's the thing. I know the 9W (2000/2100) adapters are OK, but the 7W
adapters (i.e., 100-130) don't have any specified input on the labels (from
the pics I've seen).

Best regards,

Damien

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