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[kalmaegi]

All sold or given away, thanks.

[kalmaegi]

Still available... and now it's post-payday for many, so maybe someone's interested!

[superdave]

[skindleshanks]

Not to nitpick, but it looks like that transformer converts Korean 220v to 110, not the other way around. In other words, you can use it to run your N.A. appliances here in Korea.

I know the local Emart sells these at a ridiculously high price, but I have two of them, and I paid only 15,000 for one new at Yongsan and 20,000 for the other at an electrical supply store. Perhaps you might share what special features yours has to command the higher price?

I'm not meaning to be critical, just helpful.

[kalmaegi]

Thanks for the reply... yeah, you're right. It is for running N.Am appliances on the Korean power grid. Sorry for the mixup in terms.

As far as price, I recall paying something like W50,000 for it at the Kim's Club that used to operate in Nonhyeon, but that was a few years back. If prices are lower now (or if I just got ripped off the first time round), I'm perfectly willing to accept any offers...

Feel free to make an offer if anyone out there is interested!