i recently bought a 3ds xl from America and I live in Bangladesh,Asia. Here it is 220V So if I plug my charger for 3ds xl it will fry.. So what should I do to charge it??
Hardware Charging an American 3ds xl in countries which has 220v!
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Oh yeah, I had that problem when I went to the Philippines . The charger wouldn't work at all.
Get something like this
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/dynex-1...75&st=categoryid$pcmcat271700050008&cp=1&lp=1
Get something like this
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/dynex-1...75&st=categoryid$pcmcat271700050008&cp=1&lp=1
Thanks, But I think I'm gonna buy a european charger instead... And if that doesn't work I'll buy "Something like that" !
Anyway thanks again...
I was just about to suggest this. www.dealextreme.com or eBay sell them, I have one for my 3DS XL and it's always in the pouch, comes in handyI bought USB cable for 3DS a charge it with Vita charger (or any other USB charger > 850mA).
European charger is a good idea.
I don't think adding a converter is good, as it is bulky, not very comfortable and wastes additional energy.
The european charger works perfectly, as the output voltage is the same as for the american 3DS.
That said, I charge both my american and european 3DSes using a USB to 3DS cable, I have been doing so for the last 2+ years, that is very handy.
I don't think adding a converter is good, as it is bulky, not very comfortable and wastes additional energy.
The european charger works perfectly, as the output voltage is the same as for the american 3DS.
That said, I charge both my american and european 3DSes using a USB to 3DS cable, I have been doing so for the last 2+ years, that is very handy.
just look at your charger... if it says only 110v, then you can only use it with 110v.
if it says 110v~240v, or something similar, you can use it in both, and just buy an adaptor so the plug will fit where you are.
does this really need a whole thread about people posting their experiences traveling around the world lol?
if it says 110v~240v, or something similar, you can use it in both, and just buy an adaptor so the plug will fit where you are.
does this really need a whole thread about people posting their experiences traveling around the world lol?
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