110 volt Shadow plugged into 220 volt outlet

By mikeflan

4 years ago

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#7 4 years ago

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Mbecker

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Im confused how this could happen — thought 220v sockets would be impossible to plug 110 plugs into? Are they different in Brazil than in Europe? Been a while but could have sworn the 220s in Europe are round prong?

#9 4 years ago

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Oh wow that’s crazy!

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