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is it possible? 1600W step-down transformer so tiny!
Hi,
I've recently moved to London in the UK and brought along my trusty cooker. It states that it requires 120V @60/1235 watts. After some research on the net it was apparant that transformers that provide 1000W are at least the size of a shoebox and around $70-100. However, I later came across a transformer sold by jWin which rates upto 1600W and is as small as an average 100w transformer and costs about $10. You can see it here - http://tinyurl.com/hra3r I called the shop selling them and they confirmed the specs.... am I wasting my time? You get what you pay for right? Any help would be much appreciated. James |
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