I am going to Phnom Penh, Cambodia next week. I have a playbook, but only got the rapid charger to take with me. Was wondering if the charger will work over there or will I get it burned up?

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Read the label on the charger. They are are mostly " input 110/240 V" or "110 - 240V" which covers all world power ranges. If it says "Input 110/115v" then it is Americas/Canada domestic only and it will get fried as Cambodia are on 230-240 like majority of the world .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity_by_country

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