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Birdwatcher said:
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Ritchard said:

Here’s another thing, somehow the charger for my Macbook Pro gives you the tiniest, almost imperceptible electric shock while plugged in to 240 V with an adapter. My wrists feel as though the edge of the hand-rest is sharpened. I can’t figure out why this would happen.


What type of an adaptor are you using? One that changes the voltage from 240 to 120V? The all knowing husband says the MBP power supply, which he uses, has an operating range of 100-240V. The only adaptor you would need is a simple plug adaptor that will allow you to plug your power supply into the power receptacle. Is there a grounding pin on your 240V plug? If not, then turn the 240 plug around (180 degrees) and that should get rid of your problem. Good Luck. Let us know what happens <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/jester.gif" alt="" />


Well, flipping over the little every-country-in-the-world adapter fixed the electrocution thing.

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