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Star Trek: The Next Generation
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Inside my Star Trek: The Next Generation i noticed an isolation transformer. It has a standard 3 prong 120v plug input and a standard socket output. It was not being used and the cord was just coiled up inside and a couple of wood screws holding it in place. Is it supposed to be used in some way? (My machine is an original 240v from Europe.) Thanks.
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