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Summon: Electrical/electronics UFical by Hieraco2008-02-09 02:45:48
  Transformers by smiffy2008-02-09 02:55:58
    Ahhh but how do I tell if my equipment can handle by Hieraco 2008-02-09 03:02:25
it?

Would it harm the equipment if it was designed for 60Hz and I connected it to 50Hz or would it just not work? (I can afford the transformer to test it out, but I can't afford to break my electronics if it'll damage them)
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      IIRCC by Electric Storm2008-02-09 03:16:01
        additional... by Electric Storm2008-02-09 03:24:07
          Thanks I will do that by Hieraco2008-02-09 03:30:40
            Ok by Electric Storm2008-02-09 03:34:03
            VCR and turntables by Clive Adams2008-02-09 03:35:49
              Old turntables used the line frequency! by ideur2008-02-09 03:41:56
                simple maths by Clive Adams2008-02-09 03:50:11
                  Those turntables where NOT directly driven! by ideur2008-02-09 04:07:16
                    my fault by Clive Adams2008-02-09 04:13:02
                      A lot of clocks used to do this. by Tomo2008-02-09 04:15:05
                      I have a $9.99 alarm-clock from 2006 by ideur2008-02-09 04:22:05
                        The £5,- difference... by Clive Adams2008-02-09 04:36:12
                But then MY old turntable by SciSSorS2008-02-09 09:45:34
          Some power supplies can't cope with 50Hz by Tomo2008-02-09 04:02:40
        careful by Clive Adams2008-02-09 03:29:18
          True but... by Electric Storm2008-02-09 03:39:34
            fuses and misconceptions by Clive Adams2008-02-09 03:43:52
      In brief... by smiffy2008-02-09 03:20:44
      Take a guess by Clive Adams2008-02-09 03:24:45

 

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