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Using Korean Electronics in North America

 
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PostPosted: Mon Mar 16, 2009 10:50 pm    Post subject: Using Korean Electronics in North America Reply with quote
Is it easy to find a power converter that works the other way around? One that let's you use like up to 2000 watts of Korean Electronics in North America.

I have a friend that was here for 10 years who is going home with his wife and getting a shipping container for all his stuff. He's letting me piggy back my computer, monitor, tv, stereo etc... in it. Will I be able to run them in North America?
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