Reply With QuoteWhat is the output rating of each charger (its on the sticker on the power brick), I would be pretty sure they are all the same so using your local US charger should be fine.
My australian PSP came with a power brick that supports from 100-240V (its 240 here in Aus) mains and outputs 5v at 2000mA.
I really cant see there being any issues.
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April 24th, 2007, 17:33 #1DCEmu Pro
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Japaneese PSP voltage
On the box of my new Japanese psp, it says 100V, on the boc of my US psp, it says 120V. Does this mean i have to use a different charger? Because im using my US charger.
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same situation here (im in the uk)My australian PSP came with a power brick that supports from 100-240V (its 240 here in Aus) mains and outputs 5v at 2000mA.
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ok, cool, thanks. i got worried. though if anything were to happen, i have a screenless psp layin around to fix any problem with.
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