V551 Cell and which International Voltage Converter to buy?
Posts: n/a I just purchase a Motorola V551 Cell phone and I will be going to Europe for 1 month I have an international calling plan. I have a problem I don't know which International Voltage Converter to buy for this phone? Voltage Converter up to 50w? or Voltage Converter 50w to 1600w? Thanks  Responses to "V551 Cell and which International Voltage Converter to buy?"
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Posts: n/a Re: V551 Cell and which International Voltage Converter to buy? So are you sayingIf the charger voltage reads from 110v to240v all I have to do is use the litlle adapter plug and connect it directly to the outlet? "Soruk" <soruk@bitbucket.eridani.co.uk> wrote in message news:slrnd6qnf1.9t7.soruk@zeskia.int.eridani.co.uk ... > On Mon, 25 Apr 2005 20:55:25 GMT, \"AERO\" <no@spam.com> wrote: > >Hello > >I just purchase a Motorola V551 Cell phone and I will be going to Europe for > >1 month > >I have an international calling plan. > > > >I have a problem > >I don't know which International Voltage Converter to buy for this phone? > > > >Voltage Converter up to 50w? > >or > >Voltage Converter 50w to 1600w? > > Is your phone charger strictly 110V only? Check the small print, all my > Motorola chargers are rated 100-240 volts. I'd be surprised if it isn't > multi voltage. > > If yours are also similarly rated, then all you need is a pin adaptor, the > charger will be fine with European voltages. > > -- > -- Michael "Soruk" McConnell > Eridani Star System > > MailStripper - "The easy spam filter." > http://mailstripper.eridani.co.uk/
Posts: n/a Re: V551 Cell and which International Voltage Converter to buy? That's exactly right. The charger needs no converter as it's designed towork anywhere. Only the plug configuration changes. You can use the Motorola adaptors or any others. From:"AERO" no@spam.com > So are you saying > If the charger voltage reads from 110v to240v > all I have to do is use the litlle adapter plug and connect it > directly to the outlet? > > > "Soruk" <soruk@bitbucket.eridani.co.uk> wrote in message > news:slrnd6qnf1.9t7.soruk@zeskia.int.eridani.co.uk ... >> On Mon, 25 Apr 2005 20:55:25 GMT, \"AERO\" <no@spam.com> wrote: >>> Hello >>> I just purchase a Motorola V551 Cell phone and I will be going to >>> Europe for 1 month >>> I have an international calling plan. >>> >>> I have a problem >>> I don't know which International Voltage Converter to buy for this >>> phone? >>> >>> Voltage Converter up to 50w? >>> or >>> Voltage Converter 50w to 1600w? >> >> Is your phone charger strictly 110V only? Check the small print, all >> my Motorola chargers are rated 100-240 volts. I'd be surprised if >> it isn't multi voltage. >> >> If yours are also similarly rated, then all you need is a pin >> adaptor, the charger will be fine with European voltages. >> >> -- >> -- Michael "Soruk" McConnell >> Eridani Star System >> >> MailStripper - "The easy spam filter." >> http://mailstripper.eridani.co.uk/
Posts: n/a Re: V551 Cell and which International Voltage Converter to buy? "AERO" wrote: > So are you saying > If the charger voltage reads from 110v to240v > all I have to do is use the litlle adapter plug and connect it directly to > the outlet? > Yup my notebook said that as well. just the prob adapter (a pacage of all the types at radio shack was rather cheap) Don't buy hese at the airport unless you like to spend the cost of your plane ticket on a piece of plastic with two piece of metal. I had a battery charger for my nicads for my camera and kidna funny.. they charged faster 
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