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Old 06-04-2004, 11:24   #12
SMHarman
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Re: Official Xbox Wireless Adaptor

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Originally Posted by poolking
What about using a step down transformer for the power supply?
You'll definatly have problems.

http://www.xbox.com/assets/en-us/Har...uals/Xnewt.pdf
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If you look at the power supply image you will see it has a built in two prong us plug. That makes it highly unlikly to be built with a 100-250 input voltage range.

If you read the spec of the power supply (when you get it) you can go to Maplin or similar and buy a replacement though.
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