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Superblackbird

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Been looking for the PC7424 over the nets with a 220v power rating and it seems that there is no where to be found BUT only in the States which comes with a 110v power rating.I`m really on a desperate need of one of this PC.Already own a Makita.Please help
 
Superblackbird said:
Been looking for the PC7424 over the nets with a 220v power rating and it seems that there is no where to be found BUT only in the States which comes with a 110v power rating.I`m really on a desperate need of one of this PC.Already own a Makita.Please help
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Hi Superblackbird,



You will never find one with 220V. The only option is to get a step down transformer. Thats what i did :nixweiss
 
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Hey all,



It seems SO MANY people outside the Continental United States would LOVE to buy the PC...



Maybe if we all sent PC an e-mail stating this desire thay may actually listen and produce one for export (= more sales) to the world with 220-240 voltages. You know people power & all...



What do you think? Is it worth a try?



Shouldn't be too hard for them to produce a model with the right power voltage & then put in different power socket adaptor pins... I know Canon does this for their digital camera printers quite easily!!!



Maybe they could do a trial & offer it via mailorder / internet etc... to see the demand... Just a once off PC... How about it... I'd buy 2 units right now!!! Never know if u need a spare...



Oh well, we can all dream... How much better the world would be if we could all get the PC... Just a thought. (A very dangerous thing)



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