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Caveat for Buying Test Equipment on eBay |
 While
looking around on eBay for a couple pieces of test equipment, I noticed that some of the overseas
distributors have products wired for 220 VAC w/o an option for 120 VAC as used in
the U.S. They do properly state the voltage, but just be careful because if you are
not aware of it, you will need a step-up transformer or pay shipping to return it. Also, a couple
of the ARB products have software that will not work on a 64-bit Windows system. If you have
any questions, be sure to send a message; they are usually really good about answering quickly.
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