What is the power frequency in Oz?
If it's 60Hz then I have nothing to add.
If it's 50Hz, some chargers would overheat even if they are run at the proper voltage.
USA to Australian power
Sep 27, 2010
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You couldn't manage to wipe your ass correctly, boy.
Why? Because you ARE an asswipe.
My advice would be to forget the dryer outlet adapter. What happens if the OP is staying somewhere without a dryer? Or someone wants to try clothes?
A charger for AA NiMH batteries is a common device which should be obtainable at any decent electronics or hardware store. Or Radio Shack.
Leave charger #1 at home and buy a unit over here. You can spend a few extra bucks and get one that will work from 100-240V, 50-60Hz and bring it back home to AUS as a spare.
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