How can I charge my camera/iPod in europe?

Question

I'm going to europe in april and I have my ipod and my kodak easy share camera batteries to charge.... I don't know if I will be able to do either. If you have anything that you know would work please help me.

I'm going to London, Paris, Florence, and Rome..

Answer 1

You would only need a plug adapter, NOT A CONVERTER, if your recharge devices say "Input: 110V-240V." I know the iPod recharger (the kind that plugs into the wall, not the computer) accommodates 240V, which is the European standard. My camera battery recharger is the same. The plug adapter allows you to fit the device into the different shaped outlets. Americans used to need converters to make sure their devices didn't blow out, but most recent chargers take 240V current into account.

Answer 2

I did it and had a blast. It extremely relies upon on the adulthood and accountability of the gang. If none of you have any commute adventure or stable social skills... it may be too youthful. it extremely is not a remember of age as much as are you all to blame adequate? I traveled throughout europe with my cousin and 2 pals. We went there for the international cup. only be attentive to what you're entering into once you commute so which you haven't any longer have been given any grotesque surprises.

Answer 3

Look at the charger and see if it says something like 120/240 v and 50/60 cycle. If so you only need a plug adapter that cost a couple of dollars.

Answer 4

Well, I charge my iPod with computer's USB connection.
For the camera, I'd buy a travel adapter.

Answer 5

go to the apple store, and buy the plug converters for your iPod, they're in a traveling pack, so wherever you go....you can charge it!

if your looking for a cheaper way for both your camera and iPod... go to any wal-mart/radio shack and ask for a plug converter.. i would suggest you get the travel pack too.