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[DrJeckyll]

Yup, that's most likely why it's external. This way you only have to modify the psu for each country.

[No_Name]

PAL and NTSC are TV standards not power standards, your better using the terms European/North American when talking about powerr.

Now I am done nitpicking your 100% fine use to any 360 power block from any region on a 360 from a different region.

Its not the input voltage that matters it whats output in to the 360.

I did this with a European 360 over the states without any issue.

[RDC]

QUOTE(No_Name @ May 29 2007, 01:18 PM)

Its not the input voltage that matters it whats output in to the 360.

It is if you have a US PSU in EUR, or a EUR PSU in the US.


@ Stratege - If you have a 220v PSU and are in the US it's not going to work unless you plug it into a 220v outlet. If you're in EUR or any other place that uses 220v you're fine. Every 360 uses the same voltage that the PSU outputs, as No_Name stated, but you DO have to watch where you plug the thing up and that the PSU is for that voltage.

[No_Name]

True RDC

Yes you dont plug 110V devices in to a 240V outles unless you want to see it smoke

But as Stratege stated he wanted to use a 240V brick with a US 360 which wont be a problem.

[Arakon]

it will work fine.

[Wilhelm_I]

QUOTE(Arakon @ Nov 4 2008, 08:33 PM)

it will work fine.

Yep should work fine as long as the plugs fit into both, your 360 and the plug in the wall