Step Up Transformers
#16
I don't know if they have them in Canada but in UK you can buy a plug in energy monitor which displays how many watts your equipment is using. Something like that would be useful to check you are not overloading the transformer.
#17
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I have just bought a new plasma TV, with the intention of brining it with me to Canada and it supports 110-240v 50/60hz power, the same with my Pioneer amp.
So might be work looking to see what will work without messing with transformers and the like
Kimbie
#18
I would look at the inputs your kit can handle.
I have just bought a new plasma TV, with the intention of brining it with me to Canada and it supports 110-240v 50/60hz power, the same with my Pioneer amp.
So might be work looking to see what will work without messing with transformers and the like
Kimbie
I have just bought a new plasma TV, with the intention of brining it with me to Canada and it supports 110-240v 50/60hz power, the same with my Pioneer amp.
So might be work looking to see what will work without messing with transformers and the like
Kimbie




