Steph

Hi...so, I have a digital camera and a video digital camera- I want to bring those with me to Europe, but how will I charge them, since the plugs are different in Europe (i think)? Is there some sort of converter thing I can buy that like..you plug your camera/whatever into the thing and then that to the wall? I feel like there might be..but i don't know...

Ryder

yup! you can buy them at electronic stores or sometimes drug stores. like radioshack, best buy, cvs, those kinds of places.

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beergal

and dont forget british plug sockets are different from other european sockets

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Remember to just get adaptors, not a voltage converter. Your camera's power cords have built-in transformers.

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theDOC

Just be warned that especially guys comming from America that not all electronic equipment have internal converters in them, so make sure u ask someone who knows before just plugging it in, cause it will fry!

d_fresh

i bought a 50 watt voltage convertor and multi adapter from radioshack. never had a problem charging my batteries for the camera, or the video cam.

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omisan

Just look for the sticker on the power adapter or on the body of the unit itself that says "110~220V AC" or whatnot, and you know you're good.

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