If i took a portable DVD player on Virgin airways, would I need a special plug or something to charge it?

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brit_in_ac

I'm going on holiday to Florida and would like to watch a DVD on the plane of my own choice with the portable DVD player. Would i need a special plug to plug in to my dvd on the plane and if i do would it be really expensive to buy?

Answer
Your battery should be good for at least 1 DVD, but if not, you might need an empower adapter. It also depends on your seat class, for example, on airbuses, virgin UK has power in First and Business class only, not coach. Go to www.seatguru.com and you can check out your specific seat.

Virgin UK uses Empower plugs on their aircraft, you can get an adapter at most travel stores for around $30.

Virgin US has standard US power plus, so if your device is 110v capable, you just might need a plug adapter. Note that power transformers (110-220) will not work on plane power usually..

What is a good European electronics website to buy from that is not in UK?

The Starfo

I need to buy a portable DVD player that will work in Bulgaria, which uses the European electrical plug, which is different from the UK plug. I cant find a European Electronics website where I can order it from. (Im in U.S. and searching only reveals UK websites.)
So I need some good electronics webstites that I can order from, and if they can deliver to the US that would be a plus.

Answer
You can buy European plug adaptor from most UK electronic websites, most UK electronic shops sell them here

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