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Power Cables for International Customers of the Aurora 520
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Bill ZL1BG
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in Aurora
Hi folks,
I live in New Zealand and am patiently awaiting my 520 (group 2). New Zealand uses 240v with a different plug than what the US uses.
Does the unit ship with an adapter for international customers? Or does it only include a US plug? If this is the case, is the cord similar to computer cords where you can just swap them out? Or is it hardwired?
My experience is that many American companies seem to have blinders on and alienate international customers when it comes to simple things like plugs and power - I am hoping Flex is not one of them.
Cheers,
Bill ZL1BG
I live in New Zealand and am patiently awaiting my 520 (group 2). New Zealand uses 240v with a different plug than what the US uses.
Does the unit ship with an adapter for international customers? Or does it only include a US plug? If this is the case, is the cord similar to computer cords where you can just swap them out? Or is it hardwired?
My experience is that many American companies seem to have blinders on and alienate international customers when it comes to simple things like plugs and power - I am hoping Flex is not one of them.
Cheers,
Bill ZL1BG
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just like a computer. pictures of the back of the the radio on the flex website
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Ah, thanks for that - I can see the power input now. Question answered. :)0
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