Voltage in the US?

hello guys
I'm travelling to the US with my UK bought iPod and charger.
Will I need a voltage converter in addition to a plain plug adaptor?

Whatever he's got it's going to end in a USB2. I travel all over the world including your 110v 60HZ Country and the only things that you have to be wary of with voltage are devices that uses motors. That's because the cycles can cause the motor to run too fast or too slow and it will over-heat and blow up. Not always the case I grant you but it can and does happen. For instance hairdryers are not always universal voltage. You tend to have more products in the USA that only run on 110v because your fellow Countrymen do not go abroad as much as much as other people do.
I once worked with some Americans who had bought over their video playback machines. The outcome? Blown machines. I can guarantee that an ipod charger will be safe. It's a travel device after all.

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