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ronfinch

Hi all,
I have a hand blender from the US (I am in the UK) and a 100w voltage converter. If the power rating of the blender is more than 100w (I don't know what it is) would it blow the converter or the hand blender? Or cause a fire or some other catastrophy?


Thanks very much!
Ron

Hi,
Please ignore - need a bigger converter!

Thanks
 
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