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17th October 2005, 06:58 PM
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Location: South Africa, Jhb
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Converting Nitty Gritty from 110 to 220 V
I should get my NG record cleaner in the next week or so
 . I bought a US model as our local distributor is pathetic.Only thing is, I believe the vacuum may pull 900 Watts or so making evenb an aoto transformer step down expensive. Can the motor be converted / wirted differently for 220 Volt? Like an Airpax turntabl;e motor? Anyone have any experience? All help very welcome!!! G |
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17th October 2005, 09:29 PM
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Location: Near London. UK
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You'll need to open it up and check, but my KMAL recording cleaning machine has three motors (arm, platter, vacuum pump). I expect the NG has two (platter, pump). The platter motor might be adjustable, but I doubt if the pump is. You probably do need an autotransformer.
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18th October 2005, 09:11 AM
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Re: mine will be the manual one, only motor is the vacuum.....
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Good luck!
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