What kind of adapter/converter do you use when charging the Nikon 800c in Europe? I will be in Spain and Italy this summer.
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I'd take it to a local travel store and see what they recommend. Should just be a standard converter. We recently bought a universal converter for our upcoming trip to Europe! Have a nice time!
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http://www.amazon.com/US-to-European-Plug-Adapter/dp/B0012S304W/ref=sr_1_5?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1360564364&sr=1-5&keywords=American+to+European+Outlet+Plug+Adapter
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You must look on your power supply, charger. Most of the newer ones are made for an input of 50-60 cycles 110-240 volts AC input(they usually use switching technology). Should work ok. Italy uses 50 cycles at 240 volts AC if I remember correctly.
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Just returned from Nikon's web site. Found the following info posted there by Nikon in my quest to be able to answer your question about the MH-65 Battery Charger compatibility with a 220 V outlet in Europe: Nikon's reply: Note that the power cord included with some Nikon chargers or AC adapter is designed for 110 volt use only. A power cord suitable for the local power system should be obtained on arrival, most airport shops and computer suppliers will carry these items which are typically used for laptop computer power supply connections. Be sure that the new cord you buy fits the Nikon adapter you wish to use it with and that it is rated for the voltage in your new location. While not recommended, a simple plug adapter may be used, but caution should be taken as the cord Nikon supplies is not rated for the higher voltage and may heat or fail. Some newer Coolpix have included an AC Adapter, like the EH-68P AC adapter, for plugging directly into a wall outlet without the use of a power cord. As with previous chargers, the correct adapter must be acquired for the country traveled to, and fitted to the Nikon AC adapter to allow proper AC connection to the wall outlet. Three other people there also posted the same question as your's. The only reply from Nikon was the info I copied and pasted above. On one hand they say that the charger's power cord or adapter is designed for 110 V use only. On the other hand they say that a new cord and adapter rated for the higher voltage can be purchased in your new location. Then followed by a caution warning. Their info seems a bit contradictory, thus confusing. Perhaps from a different prespective, you may be able to comprehend a little more info from their post more relevant to your question.
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I charge it using the charger that came with my 60D. It has worked just fine for me.
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The only item that the adapter did not charge and blew my recharable batteries was my camara. But, I think it was an outlet in Florence. Check the watts on the outlets and change accordingly. Everything else worked perfeclty fine; phones, tablet, flat iron, hair dyer and curling irons.
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Hi,Thanks for the reply. I did some research and looked at some unboxing videos of the CG10. There I saw that the charger and the powercord are separate. If I'm right I only need to buy an european powercord in order for the charger to work in Europe.Thanks again!
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Hi. In the product description said that the camera coming with a charger BC-45W Battery Charger, I have the same model of charger, it works from 100-240V and 50-60Hz. Just dont forget to buy the plug adapter, it was very difficult for me to find here, and also the only ones that I found was very expensive. Check the kind of system that the country that you are visit used or just buy something like this eForCity Universal World Wide Travel Charger Adapter Plug, White
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While I am not an expert on the power requirements in Europe, this is from the manufacturer's website "A/C Power6V 1A DC adaptor, 110V-240V input (compatible to be used in ALL countries)" I do know that the same adapter is used for both the camera(s) and the monitor itself.
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Donna hello there! Well I've only used a charger that says Nikon D5000 only! So my answer is Unless it says it's compatible i wouldn't buy it!
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I am no electrician.. so take this with a grain of salt. I took a small voltage adapter/ transformer to plug things into in 1993 (and the plug shapes are different in Europe compared to the US) So, it is not the camera as much as the plug/transformer. The camera would be great for a European trip. I would look on travel websites to ask the question.. which is good one... ?AAA or Rick Steve,
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i would like to know what is the cost for an Adapter for the nikon D800e ?from where can i get it ? i live in saudi arabia , nothing is available here .how good is this telescope in our dusty desert ?
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I use this battery around the world with a Nikon. The battery is not the issue. It's the battery charger and the electric plug for the charger. In the U.S. You must have. a compatible electric plug for the charger.
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Hello Tommaso...my charger indicates 110/120 volt only. Not sure I understand your question about a converter...my charger indicates .6 amp load so small converter would work. Hope this helps; we have been to Italy twice and loved it.
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i called nikon to find out which usb cord i needed. try calling them. i am sorry i could not be more help.
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You can use the camera's charger in foreign countries, but you would need both the plug adapter and converter. The charger does not have a built in converter. Most plug adapter sets that I have used come with a converter. good luck
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Here is a customer service line. Try it and see if their adapters are compatable in European outlets 1-800-326-6247. This is the best I can do for you, I hope you get the answers you need. This is an excellent product.
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Yes you can. The charger can be plugged into any outlet from 120V to 240V AC. You may need adapter plugs, depending on what countries you are visiting. How long are you going to be in Europe? My Norelco has given me better than 30 (and still counting) days off one charge.