Famicom power supply??

[DeV0]

HI All

 

I now have 2 famicoms and no power supply, Does anybody know what the voltage is for these? I know they are japanese and would be for a 110V wall socket.

 

Im in aus where the power outlets are 240V, This should be ok though?? If the correct power is going to the famicom? Im not sure whether it's 10 or 9 V but i do know it is different then the NES.

 

Any help for solving my Crisis would be greatly appreicated.

[BoOchan!]

If you plugged in a NES power supply, the console would probably spark and die. You need a converter plug that can change to 110V and whatever the other one is.

[DeV0]

Hi

 

Le' Bummer

 

Funny, i have loads of US and JAP stuff, Some work fine through 240V providing that the correct current is going from the adapter to the console. Others need the step down 110/240 v, I don't understand the logic here but i'm sure it's pretty simple.

 

I bought a MiniDisc player from tokyo a few years back, the 110 ac adapter finally dies, I bit the bullet and plugged an aussie 4.5v? adapter in and it works just fine. Hmmm

[Teenage Dirtbag]

I've got this strange beast:

 

 

Blurry I know. It says:

AC-Adapter Model HVC-002

AC100V 50/60Hz 18va

DC10V 850mA

Nintendo etc.. made in Japan

It has Japanese characters on it too, and a silver sticker with more Japanese characters.

The size is exactly the same as my nes powersupply (model NES-002)