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you sure the power supply can't be set to 240V ?
sreten.Well if i can't be set to 240V then :
http://maplin.co.uk/products/module.asp?CartID=040524221334116&moduleno=31899
should do the job, they've also got the price wrong,
I wonder if they'll let you order it, should be £29.99.
sreten.
http://maplin.co.uk/products/module.asp?CartID=040524221334116&moduleno=31899
should do the job, they've also got the price wrong,
I wonder if they'll let you order it, should be £29.99.
sreten.
"In 1970 National Panasonic (Technics) had introduced the SP10 direct drive turntable. It was a single unit with no seperate power supply. Its speed was regulated by reading the minute fluctuations of the platter with a tachometer and correcting the turning of the motor".
It is the MK11 which uses the crystal. The above quote was taken from a history of the SP10
Will the frequency change from 60-50hz allow the use of a stepdown transformer
It is the MK11 which uses the crystal. The above quote was taken from a history of the SP10
Will the frequency change from 60-50hz allow the use of a stepdown transformer
SP 10
I aquired the information about the original SP10 from www.xs4all.nl/~rabruil/sp10page.html. I hope you are correct in your assumptions. I will let you know how it works when the Maplins transformer arrives.
I aquired the information about the original SP10 from www.xs4all.nl/~rabruil/sp10page.html. I hope you are correct in your assumptions. I will let you know how it works when the Maplins transformer arrives.
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