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Ldcovino #20236 I apologize if this question has already been asked and answered.? I have been unable to find any communication about it.? I have Japanese DX7 that uses 100 volts, and I thought there was discussion at one time that there was a converter available to allow it too safely use 110-120 volts here in the US.? I know it will run on standard US current, but I want to safe without damage to the unit, thanks in advance! Can someone help me out here?? ?Thanks!!! Regards,?? L. David Covino CFE ALHC
Bruce Wahler #20237 开云体育 There are transformer-based adapters sold in travel stores, and on eBay.? According to the service manual, the Japan version uses 30W.? As long as the one you get is sized for at least the wattage of the DX, you should be OK. I see about a dozen of these transformers on eBay right now, for $20-50USD.? Not surprisingly, many are being sold by Japanese sellers.? The Kashimura TI-101 looks like a decent match:? 110-130V in, 100V out, 35W max.? The Yazawa HTD130V100W also looks good:? 110-130V in, 100V out, 100W. Regards, -BW Bruce Wahler Ashby Solutions.com? bw@... 978.597.7008 On 6/10/2019 3:18 PM, Ldcovino ldcovino@... [YamahaDX] wrote: toggle quoted message Show quoted text ? I apologize if this question has already been asked and answered.? I have been unable to find any communication about it.? I have Japanese DX7 that uses 100 volts, and I thought there was discussion at one time that there was a converter available to allow it too safely use 110-120 volts here in the US.? I know it will run on standard US current, but I want to safe without damage to the unit, thanks in advance! Can someone help me out here?? ?Thanks!!! Regards,?? L. David Covino CFE ALHC

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