Ca 3602 Got a ca3602 from theUS. IT has a 110 v to 12.5 v 1.8amp transformer. Can't find a 220v to 12.5 v 1.8amp in India. Any suggestions.?

the wattage is on the plate attached to the drill and will still be the same as before you attach a step down transformer to get to the correct voltage
get a step down transformer that has a large wattage rating for 120 volts ( say 1200 watts ) as most 1/2 drills are 750 -1000 watts )
the wattage is for the rated current through the transformer and if the drill is of low wattage , it just gives the transformer a greater degree of serviceability in the duty cycle

I suggest contacting the manufacturer as there may be an internal "reconnect" that would allow 220v operation. Good luck!

Try going to ebay and post your request.

My self sushil from india pl.find the details
yellow-blue is 3.2 VAC
red-white is 4.2 VAC.
Clock is well functioning without frequencies difference error. I think the clock is using crystal for pulses generator instead of AC power supply frequency.

max 150 watts

So confusing...Laptop AC Adapter nowadays has AUTOMATIC VOLTAGE, meaning it doesn't matter if it is 110v or 220v. Maybe you've got a FAULTY BATTERY. Remove the battery and plug in your AC Adapter to outlet and to your laptop and try to power-on.


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It is 9v and 4.25v, measured from a working transformer in the clock radio

Ram,

Good day mate, no problem you can plug your dvd direct to your outlet since it indicates 100 - 240V it only means your player is capable of having either 110V 0r 220V.

note: also try to check 1st if you will see a voltage selector at the back of your dvd player. it's either a slide switch indicating 110 or 220V. if no sign of this selector no problem you can plug your player straight to your socket.

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You need to get a transformer( 110 to 220).

The clock works off the frequency (hertz). In US the electrical wave frequency is 60HZ/sec and in India and many other countries 50HZ/sec. Hence, the clock slows down about 6 seconds or so every minute.