jasmine11
i am moving from canada to italy for i don't know how long. i have an american player that won't play italian dvds and i buy an italin player, i would have to buy italin dvds and i dont want to spend the $$ to rebuild my collection from scratch.
so i am going to bring my portable dvd player but have like 100 dvds. i am not getting them shipped to me so my options are either, bring all 100 dvds in a cd wallet, without the cases (leaving the empty cases in canada maybe forever) or just bring my fave 20 or so, cases and all.
to the pretentious person who told me to explore europe without dvds... im MOVING there forever. i ll want to watch a movie now and then.
Answer
Take your 20 faves, then whenever people come to visit you in Italy ask them to bring some more. When you go back for a visit grab some more. If you move back to Canada send them to your new address in the mail.
Take your 20 faves, then whenever people come to visit you in Italy ask them to bring some more. When you go back for a visit grab some more. If you move back to Canada send them to your new address in the mail.
what voltage converter can i use for the portable dvd player bought in USA to be taken to India?
judy
It is just aportable DVD player I bought in US and I need a voltage converter so my DVD player will not get damaged when I use in India.
The last time I took a pictureof a waterfall, it took 3 seconds for the picture to get damaged. I need to protect my DVD player from being fried.
Answer
Use a step-down transformer.
It should be rate for at least twice as much current
(or twice as many watts)
as the total load that it will be required to supply.
For a portable DVD player, a 50 or 100 watt transformer
should be more than sufficient, but you may think of
other things you would also want to use,
so you may still have a good reason to buy a larger one.
Considering the cost of these things, the best idea is
to buy the largest transformer you can afford (and carry around).
[From U.S. via Y!A Canada]
Use a step-down transformer.
It should be rate for at least twice as much current
(or twice as many watts)
as the total load that it will be required to supply.
For a portable DVD player, a 50 or 100 watt transformer
should be more than sufficient, but you may think of
other things you would also want to use,
so you may still have a good reason to buy a larger one.
Considering the cost of these things, the best idea is
to buy the largest transformer you can afford (and carry around).
[From U.S. via Y!A Canada]
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