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Problems incurred before vacation.

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Crispy-Toast

Member
I have 2 Nintendo DS's, one's a Fatty DS, the other's a DS lite. I'm going to London for vacation in 4 days but I don't know how to charge my DS there! The chargers both have an input of 100 Volts, London usually puts out 220 Volts per socket. How do I charge my DS and DS Lite in London??
 
Shuam

Shuam

righteous
What?

I didn't know that?

Well a person that i know went to europe and brought his PSP with him.
He charged it and it worked just fine.

=/
No big deal....
I guess.
 
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Crispy-Toast

Member
I believe I have a converter that I'm taking with me for other reasons, but is there no official DS Charge converter thingy that Nintendo has made?
 
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blueparukia

The Sexy Nerd
No, just get an adapter for it. I got my first DS in Hong Kong, and I just bought a generic HKG to AUS adapter, and it worked fine
 
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