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Originally posted by Greg Harris:
transformers step-up/down the voltage by using more/less coils of wire on one side than is on the other. this is usually a multiple like 1/2 1/4... so, if you have 220 into a 2/1 transformer, it will come out as 110.
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Originally posted by Jim Bertorelli:
BTW, if you look at the applicances, you'll see the voltage rating as 110V not 120V
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Originally posted by Jim Bertorelli:
Hey! come on Greg, you are not crazy
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In the US we use 120V but what comes out of the socket can be a range of 110-120V due to conditions at the power plant, power lines, etc.Originally posted by Jim Bertorelli:
BTW, if you look at the applicances, you'll see the voltage rating as 110V not 120V
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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
I think that is why Sweden has such a high suicide rate.