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voltage transformers for chinese radios
Does anyone have experience with 110/220volt transformers along with a shortwave radio imported from China? I heard someone complain about the fact that the transformers coming from China aren't tested by Underwriters Laboratories.
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voltage transformers for chinese radios
"weatherall" wrote in message ... Does anyone have experience with 110/220volt transformers along with a shortwave radio imported from China? I heard someone complain about the fact that the transformers coming from China aren't tested by Underwriters Laboratories. -- weatherall I have a Tecsun PL550 from Liypn and the 220v transformer that came with it is fine, on for hours at a time and slightly warm to the touch. Also charges batteries with no problems. With my DE1103, which didn't come with the transformer, I use only Duracell rechargeable batteries and a Maha charger. One set in the radio, another set charged when needed. This eliminates any powerline interference and also negates worry about the imported transformer if that is a concern. |
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voltage transformers for chinese radios
I have a Degen 1102 from Liypn and a converter and it has been perfect
for two years. I use it to charge the batteries mostly - not for powering the radio. |
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