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6 Feb 20, 10:33 PM
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Proud to wear my Ears
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Have you had any problems using the UK lead via a US plug with the USA being different voltage.
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6 Feb 20, 11:27 PM
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Getting Excited
 Join Date: Jan 16
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Yes we bought a few travel plugs then didn’t need them as id been given the heads up about taking an extension multi socket!
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6 Feb 20, 11:36 PM
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Imagineer
 
Join Date: Jul 09
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I always use a 4 way adaptor fitted with a 2 flat + 1 round pin american plugged. I feel safer using an earthed extension
 Something similar to this amazon/ShaniTech-A...028512&sr=8-11
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