1 year, 6 months ago
I have a rotary tool that a friend of mine brought from the US to India.It does not work on the 240 V in India.Further poking revealed that
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Your best bet is to get a voltage converter. You can find them for about $20. It plugs in to the wall and the tool plugs in to it and it steps down the 220 to 110.
If you have your mind set on converting the tool it's self you are going to have to start with the power supply. Most electronic devices don't actually use the voltage coming out of the wall. The power supply steps the voltage down and converts the AC to DC.
If you have your mind set on converting the tool it's self you are going to have to start with the power supply. Most electronic devices don't actually use the voltage coming out of the wall. The power supply steps the voltage down and converts the AC to DC.
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