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Posted on Jan 19, 2009

Will my Australian DVD recorder & Plasma TV work in the USA?

Hi there - purchased in Australia, I own a Panasonic Viera digital Plasma TV Model no. TH-50PX70A, a Panasonic DVD Recorder Model no. DMR-EX85, and a LG wireless DVD receiver system (home theatre) Model no. LH-W750TA. I understand that I would need to buy a converter for each of these to adjust the voltage/wattage differences. Aside from this, is there any reason any of these 3 devices would not function properly if we brought them with us when we move to the USA? Thanks, Natalie

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Hi. No they won't work. Different systems here (found out the hard way). Ironically we are now moving back to Australia from New Jersey and we have nearly the exact same system that we have to sell before coming back !

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