There's no need to use a poorly made 3rd party adapter.
Use the Original one~!
wii adapter, korea wii plug??
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Apr 26 2009, 06:14 PM
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The Korean 220v adapter is alright with our Malaysian 240v, cause the voltages accepted is usually 220v - 240v, and our Malaysia electricity hovers at around averagely 230v.
There's no need to use a poorly made 3rd party adapter. Use the Original one~! |
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Apr 26 2009, 11:02 PM
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I assure you, that it can work..
If it doesn't work, it would've exploded when you plugged it in the 1st time. I didn't know you were concern about the frequency, but to assure you again.. Most if not all 220-240v adapters supports 50/60hz AC electric. I forgot to mention, that even if the the 50/60hz frequency matters, it only matters to sensitive Lab equipments/machinery. And the Wii is not designed as a sensitive equipment, its a gaming console for a normal non-professional home. This post has been edited by Dragonflyz: Apr 26 2009, 11:07 PM |
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