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Subject: Re: Using 115V PianoCorder Model in Europe with 230 V..?

Author: Tom Lear

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 05:15:43 12/09/03 Tue In reply to: Michael Herklotz 's message, "Using 115V PianoCorder Model in Europe with 230 V..?" on 03:27:27 12/08/03 Mon The 1000 watts is probably double the highest wattage the Pianocorder would ever use. You should be able to find a standard appliance transformer - something that could handle a small heater or a coffee maker - that would be more than sufficient. I put my Pianocorder on an ammeter and found that at normal to loudest volume it registered from 2.5 to 3.5 amperes. At 120 volts that translates to less than 500 watts. Tom Lear San Francisco, Ca. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]