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If the charger is 100 to 240VAC, it should work. USA use 110 volt so the charger should be OK with 240. The UK charger will probably have a UK 3 pin plug on it. If you use it in the US, you will have to change the plug again or buy an international adaptor which can be adapted to fit most outlets anywhere in the World.
magicjack is based in the USA and use the internet to make calls. It enables you to plug a landline phone into a UK to USA socket converter. But you will start off having a free USA phone number.
I would suspect the problem lies with your cell phones network settings, but since I am in the USA I have no first hand knowledge of what the settings should be I suggest you contact your cell phones service provider and ask if the technical dept can provide the correct set up settings so you can go on the UK network.
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This plasma tv has the freeview tuner.
The USA TV needs ASTC tuner. The electrical power in the USA is 110volts at 60Hz The electrical power in UK is 240volts at 50Hz
The broadcast signal encoding in the USA is ASTC. The broadcast signal encoding in UK is DVB-T.
The Wii console is designed to only recognize the disc in that region.
If you insert a disc from another region, the Wii can't read it.
You live in the UK, for example. If you insert discs that aren't purchased in the UK (like the USA), the Wii can't read it.
I almost thought I wrote that myself, except that it's signed Darren (UK). John (US)--that's me--had the exact same problem.
I bought my z120 as a factory refurbished, didn't hesitate to send it into Casio Repair, and it came back twice, not fixed though they tried repairing the circuit board on the first try, and replacing the circuit board and firmware on the second try.
I hear the standard policy is for them to replace the camera on the third try, which I just sent it back in for (and the person on the phone said the third round replacement is the standard).
Note that even though my camera was factory refurbished, and bought on Amazon from someplace in California, Casio did not hesitate to honor the warranty and I did not have to go through the seller to get this done. I've been sending it to Casio Repair directly.
Anyway, glad to know I'm not completely bonkers--even though I'm a Yank.
Cheers!
John (US)
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