Digital Fisticuffs
08-07-2012, 04:39 AM
Hey guys.
I've taken a look around with the search function, and couldn't find a thread like this, so I figured I'd start a new one and ask for some help. My dad lives in the US, and I'm doing uni in Australia. Last week he sent me a package, which included my old -American- SNES, along with all its cables and games.
Now, I haven't tried hooking it up yet, because I'm pretty sure if I do, I'll fry it. I'll be honest, I'm anything but an expert when it comes to electronic stuff. I have an adapter that will allow the power supply the SNES came with to plug into an Australian power outlet, but I'm guessing the voltage will be different? My question is, what will I need to do/buy so that I can play my American SNES here in Australia, without frying the danged thing?
Any help would be greatly appreciated :D
I've taken a look around with the search function, and couldn't find a thread like this, so I figured I'd start a new one and ask for some help. My dad lives in the US, and I'm doing uni in Australia. Last week he sent me a package, which included my old -American- SNES, along with all its cables and games.
Now, I haven't tried hooking it up yet, because I'm pretty sure if I do, I'll fry it. I'll be honest, I'm anything but an expert when it comes to electronic stuff. I have an adapter that will allow the power supply the SNES came with to plug into an Australian power outlet, but I'm guessing the voltage will be different? My question is, what will I need to do/buy so that I can play my American SNES here in Australia, without frying the danged thing?
Any help would be greatly appreciated :D