I have a crosley CR8005A and i conected in my country (CHILE, SOUTH AMERICA) and here we have 220 v. can it fix it?

Hello -

I believe you will need to purchase a TV which is coded for use in
Central and South America.

I suspect your current TV is coded for use in North America (using the ATSC standard.)

For most Central American and South American countries, TVs enabled for the ISDB-T standard are needed.

I what country in South American do you reside? You can click or tap on Comment to type in an answer or comment.

Best wishes.

Hello, Peter -

Your question landed in the Fixya.com category for Video Game Consoles & Games. I suspect you are not asking about video game consoles or games, but asking about the actual time periods and locations for harvests of cranberries at cranberry bogs.

The challenge in answering your question is that you give no clue to the area of the USA or Canada where you may be interested.

The major cranberry producing states are Massachusetts, Wisconsin, New Jersey, Washington, and Oregon. Cranberries are grown as far south as North and South Carolina.

In Canada, you will find the following provinces are the largest cranberry producers: Quebec, Ontario, and British Columbia.

Cranberries are also grown in Chile in South America.

Fall is cranberry harvest time, therefore for the cranberries grown in Chile, their Fall is the same as Spring in North America.

Since I have no idea what part of the cranberry-producing world interests you regarding harvest dates as well as locations and dates of harvest festivals, you will need to research that information yourself by using your favorite search engine (Google, Bing, Yahoo, Duck Duck Go, etc.) and the following search phrase, with quotation marks as shown:
"cranberry festival" state / province/ country
Examples:
"cranberry festivals" Wisconsin
"cranberry festivals" Quebec
"cranberry fesitvals" Chile

If you find conducting the research on your own a challenge, I suggest you visit your local public library and ask one of the reference / information librarians assist you.

Note: I am a librarian by profession.

Best wishes.

Type Crosley CR249TA User Manual " into search engine and it will show sites to get manual. In manual there are instructions to help you.

The term 'new world' refers to wine produced in new world wine producing countries such as New Zealand, America, Australia, Chile, Argentina, or South Africa- in essence, all wine producing countries outside of Europe. They are referred to as New World because these countries did not start producing wine until the 15th, 16th, or 17th centuries.

This depends where in the world you are. In Europe and most of North America, August to October are ideal harvest months. Other countries, such as Australia, New Zealand, South America and South Africa are better harvesting their grapes from February to April.

myhairsonfir i did the exact saem thing today im gutted! im also in south america (chile) so found your post to be remarkably similar, though if im honest i only just went out and bought the transformer after it did not work.
Have you managed to resolve your problem? did you get a new fuse?
I hope to hear from you.
Tom

for now, there is 3 disc region codes,

ntsc for north america and south america, (united states,canada,mexico,chile and Brazi)

ntsc-j for Asia, (hongkong Japan, Korea, Singapore and Taiwan)

pal for Europe, South africa, India Australia, and new zeland


if your console was bought in us, you should be able to use game discs with ntsc region code, this is shown on the cd itself and the case of the cd...

Well, as a rule for electronics:
The United States and Canada use 110-volt electricity.
Most countries outside North America use 220-volt electricity.
Unless your appliance is dual voltage, you need to use a "converter" or a "transformer" to change the 220-volt electricity into 110-volt electricity in order to use a 110-volt appliance.
If your appliance is dual voltage, you can switch it to work on 220-volts, without a transformer or converter.

HOWEVER

Desktop units have a selector switch for 110 / 220 volts., which is done away with in the case of laptop one's which sense the input voltage and regulate accordingly.

I think your main concern is just that you have an adapter for the plug to go into the wall outlet.

Hope that helps :)

TM

your fucked then