Ok, I ordered this one, will i have any problems working it in America ? if so what will i need to get so that it works ?
456114
I would not buy the Panasonic is the pain in the b*** to kiss. I bought a mega box HDI very simple to hook up was up and running within 30 minutes has tons of storage and very easy to use in USA systems
456115
I Have The Panasonic DMR-EH320 and everything came in the box, an American AC adapter, it works fine.
456116
You can't use the antenna RF input, but can change from PAL to NTSC by holding the stop and eject buttons at the same time for 5 seconds or more. This lets you connect a set top box like a cable box or Tivo to the L/R audio and video (yellow) or S-Video input on the back of the EH69. I also have another box hooked up to the front inputs. I temporarily set up the EH69 on a small video system to download some recordings off a ReplayTV DVR. I liked the setup so much, I bought another one for the "big" video system.In short, once you change to NTSC, there is no problem using it in the USA. Both units came with an adapter for the end of the AC cord so you can plug it into American outlets. You can't use the antenna RF input, but can change from PAL to NTSC by holding the stop and eject buttons at the same time for 5 seconds or more. This lets you connect a set top box like a cable box or Tivo to the L/R audio and video (yellow) or S-Video input on the back of the EH69. I also have another box hooked up to the front inputs. I temporarily set up the EH69 on a small video system to download some recordings off a ReplayTV DVR. I liked the setup so much, I bought another one for the "big" video system.In short, once you change to NTSC, there is no problem... » Read More You can't use the antenna RF input, but can change from PAL to NTSC by holding the stop and eject buttons at the same time for 5 seconds or more. This lets you connect a set top box like a cable box or Tivo to the L/R audio and video (yellow) or S-Video input on the back of the EH69. I also have another box hooked up to the front inputs. I temporarily set up the EH69 on a small video system to download some recordings off a ReplayTV DVR. I liked the setup so much, I bought another one for the "big" video system.In short, once you change to NTSC, there is no problem using it in the USA. Both units came with an adapter for the end of the AC cord so you can plug it into American outlets. « Show Less
456117
Not at all! For me it has been a work-horse and it plays pretty much anything shy of PAL. It's ready to plug in and use.
456118
I have a similar product (Panasonic DMR-EH59), and everything came in the box. There should be no problems. It comes with an adapter that is simple to use. My concern is that I bought mine 4 years ago and have put it under some very heavy use. Don't get me wrong it still works great, but when it dies that $459 price is going to really hurt. I paid about $100 less then, and even that was painful. Anyway, enjoy your recorder. It's awesome!
456119
should not have a problem, hooked up to my comcast hd box and marantz receiver works great. and you do have the ability to make hard copies unlike devices that just play back.
456120
have two of these, the first one I hooked up without a problem to my Panasonic TV using AV4 input on the machine, the second one also was a little tricky because it wasn't a Panasonic TV but be patient. If you have an older version of an American Panasonic DVR you'll love the expanded Harddrive however you'll have to get used to setting my military time (24 hour clock)! They are great machines wish I could afford another!
768714
I think you will be fine. From what I understand from my reading some items if need replacing can't be shipped outside the U.S. but they say you can get a refund. Hope this is helpfull
362900
You need to get a universal plug adapter for Europe and it will be compatible.
513368
Hello Pedro, I'm not sure about it can be adapted in your country but I would recommend NOT BUYING from this company. I bought 3 "brand new" machines from them and 2 were defective. They don't have onsite support, which normal companies usually do send someone out to fix it for you if your machines are still under warranty. They wanted me to pay for the shipping of the defective machines or parts to them to fix it even though I just paid $300 each machine for shipping cost. And I just learned that their machines are non returnable. I just read other online comments and saw that they will charge you excessive amount for the parts after the warranty.
853647
I'm not sure I have U.S account. You should contact the seller whether it will work internationlly or not
1733330
Possibly. I live in the USA and it works on my system which I got in the USA.
1636699
yep, the one we bought works fine in the US. I saw them in Germany, so they must make both kinds.
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if you buy it from http://amazon.com, its an american model, and not 220v.they don't give the model number but i saw the same unit on parts express, and they don't give the line voltage for it either.if you want something for europe, go to amazon.co.uk or element14.com (which is farnell) and look at what they have.remember, you get what you pay for, so if you only pay 20 dollars for a soldering station, don't expect too much from it.regardless, almost everything you buy in the states is not going to be 220v, if it was, it would state it works on 100-240 or 110/220, so since this is from the states and is so cheap, it must only be 110v. if you buy it from http://amazon.com, its an american model, and not 220v.they don't give the model number but i saw the same unit on parts express, and they don't give the line voltage for it either.if you want something for europe, go to amazon.co.uk or element14.com (which is farnell) and look at what they have.remember, you get what you pay for, so if you only pay 20 dollars for a soldering station, don't expect too much from it.regardless, almost everything you buy in the states is not going to be 220v, if it was, it would state... » Read More if you buy it from http://amazon.com, its an american model, and not 220v.they don't give the model number but i saw the same unit on parts express, and they don't give the line voltage for it either.if you want something for europe, go to amazon.co.uk or element14.com (which is farnell) and look at what they have.remember, you get what you pay for, so if you only pay 20 dollars for a soldering station, don't expect too much from it.regardless, almost everything you buy in the states is not going to be 220v, if it was, it would state it works on 100-240 or 110/220, so since this is from the states and is so cheap, it must only be 110v. « Show Less
707680
It most certainly does work in the US. I have used and enjoyed using it with no problem.
1695508
Relax, it works. Just get yourself a nice pack of international adapters and you are good to go.
1661485
Yes sure, I have been working with it and my thermomix ( I brought it from Spain) since I move to USA . Almost two years and I didn't have any kind of troubles . Trust me you can connect to litefuze any small appliance you brought from your countrylike toaster , hair dryer, etc ...
913044
It will work with no problems. This is the same setup that I have and I haven't had any trouble.
1160258
Yes, it will. I bought one for India and I never had any trouble operating it in India.
301857
I'm not sure but I know it works for me in Jamaica. I don't think it will be any problem because it's considered international. Good luck.
189302
Sorry mate,I'm 100% American--i Don't. see any reason why it would not workwouldn't
2170473
I bought mine in US. So i can use it here. But i bought one before in Spain and i i had to use an adop
188984
It works great in U.S.A.. Give LANDAIRSEA a call. They should be able to answer.