Wondering what kind of volt downstep should i use with my 64DD

I live in greece so here we've got the European plugs (not UK ones!!)

 

64dd plugs into n64 and gets the power from it. No need for extra power supply.

 

i know... i was just wondering what kind of stepdown do i need in order not to ruin both my n64+dd

 

just stick a regular PAL N64's power adapter inside the JP unit. they work fine.

 

are you sure? i dont wanna roast my n64 O_O...

 

Yes as N64 run on 5/12V which goes from the power adapter.

 

If you do then I recommend adding a splash of olive oil and a few sprigs of rosemary and sage. :lol:

 

And some bread with garlic and chopped tomatoes, basilico on it and voilá - N64 bruschette for everyone :lol:

 

I luled at the last two posts XD.. very amusing
I assume you are the 2 cooks of the forum?XD

 

yep, they are in the assembler galley all day ^^

on topic: it's perfectly save to use your euro psu on a jap n64.

 

thnx 4 the info. Is this safe 4 every console or only 4 n64?

 

Well,
you can interchange saturn PSUs, dreamcast PSUs and some others.
but it's easiest when the console got an external PSU like n64, snes, neo geo etc.
so yes, it works for a lot of consoles!

 

Don't use a Euro SNES PSU on a Superfamicom though. SFC's need AC while the SNES needs DC.

 

Er no, the SFC is a 9V DC PSU the SNES is a 10V AC PSU. You can use a DC PSU on a SNES, although the bridge rectifier will be stressed on two diodes, although if you can open the machine then it's quite easy to bypass the circuit completely so you can use a 9V DC PSU fine.

 

Ah, yes. I just checked and you're right. I though it was the other way round. Sorry! :banghead:

 

Shouldn't this thread become more general? for example which machines can be played with other region plugs F.E? It would come very handy for the guys of the forum with lots of consoles..