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2008-03-19 , 16:29
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Can't find any specs on this anywhere. Will be backpacking around the world (lighter the better0 and plan on using a ChargePod to power up all my devices. The ChargePod is rated 100-240v. Assuming I have all correct power adapters to plug the main chargepod into, the Nokia N810 should be able to be powered up abroad...correct? I know nothing about these sorts of things....thanks to all in advance!!!!
 
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2008-03-19 , 16:31
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Yeah i use the same charger which came with the n800 both in the Us @ 110v and in india @ 220 v. No probs. But i think it may get a little hot with the 220v but no problems.
 

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2008-03-19 , 17:12
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Most chargers for most portable devices are rated for about 100v to 250v, because those are the two most commonly used voltages in the world.
 

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2008-03-19 , 21:05
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Originally Posted by krisse View Post
Most chargers for most portable devices are rated for about 100v to 250v, because those are the two most commonly used voltages in the world.

So, assuming I have the correct adapter, the Nokia N810 should charge fine off of the chargepod?
 
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2008-03-19 , 22:34
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Should do, yes.
 

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