On 31/01/2008, comptrolleralpha <centralcomputer@...> wrote:
> Forgive me if so, but I know nothing of electronics. My question:
> since I live in the UK, would it be worth my while trying to get hold
> of a pre-built US LSDJMC2? Or would the voltage conversion issues be
> too complicated? Would I have to buy a bulky & expensive converter
> before I could use the LSDJMC2, or would it make no difference? Is my
> only option to build one from scratch with some sort of UK specific
> schematic?
The MC2 is a low voltage device that uses 9V power. So either you can
power it with a 9V battery, or you can use a "wall wart" that can give
you 9V. I don't know about Britain, but they should be available
"everywhere".
The MC2 doesn't have it's own power converter, so that's totally up to
the person building it.

/Ove

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