Change 220 110

yes with a voltage converter and plug changer (usually all in one device) ive been to london and paris several times for cooking school and took my own blender F/P (it's got special features i like) i had to bring the converter with me both trips , As i never saw one there for me to use ,not once .

great brittan has 220 volts 50 Hz
france has 220 volts 50
belgum has 125 volts 50 hz

and of course all over N/S americia's is 120 volts 60 hz
except Bc canada they have 220 volts 50 hz

if you have an American appliance, plug it into the American outlet if you are in Japan. If you have a Japanese appliance plug it into the Japanese outlet if you are in the Americas. Use an adapter to change the cord at the back to plug into a Japanese outlet if you are in Japan.

You maybe able to get a region free code for your player from one of these WEB sites. www.dvdexploder.com/ www.videohelp.com/dvdhacks www.download-info.com/dvd/index_new.htm http://www.dvddemystifiziert.de/codefree_en/codefree.html

The current voltage rate for North America is 120 volts so you need the north american N64 ac adapter and use a voltage or a multi meter to check the ratungs.

Yes and no, the charger will probably work with the voltage and frequency in France, but the plug will not, you need to buy a North America to France AC plug adapter. These can be had for a few dollars in most places. You might even find one at the airport, even if overpriced.

You live in the US, right?
First check the voltage rating on your power supply / charger's primary voltage range. If it states around 110V only, then you need a transformer from 230V to 110V with an euopean plug. Make sure it's a real transformer (rather heavy, rated at ~100VA will be OK), and not a lightweight high-power adaptor, used for lamps, pressing irons, heaters and similar appliances.
If on your charger it states something like "90-240V", then it will cope with the standard european voltage of 230V, and the only thing you need is a travel adapter that will have an european plug on one side and an american socket on the other.

The systems have region codes, since it was purchased in France you need your code to only run France games, its the same thing if you purchase a movie over there or from other countries they have there own region code.

it should do, i have a few Japanese games and Spanish games and they all work fine

ya proably did usaly those set up for 115 v olny when u go to france ther power goes up and down not as good as us in usa ok proably blew transfomers in it best bet is to get nice amp in france made for them like arolnad jc40 60 u like that small clean warm

I have 1 question. why would you buy a sp from france when you can buy one here?