Cebu Experience: Electricity in the Philippines

[marioblasalegria]

Well i live in Bulacan in one of the provinces depending on the laptop you can still

use the elctricity there but be careful when theres a what they call brown out there powergrid get overloaded and youll be in the dark for hours sometimes its best to save in a separete cd all youre computer data bfore you go dark but either than that its ok to live there i love it

[MagicMaximo]

@marioblasalegria Thanks for commenting. I just arrived in Cebu after a years absence. I love it too.

[serakmurid]

Thanks for the tip, Bud!

[MagicMaximo]

@serakmurid You're welcome!

[PaulGelacio]

I learned also in the Philippines that you can also used a transformer device to convert your power source if you have one.

Transformer have 120 Volts, 110 Volts, 220 Volts.

[MagicMaximo]

Thanks. All advice is appreciated!

[mahalkolico]

I was also informed that plugging a laptop overseas, specially Asia you need to be concerned with spikes in voltages ..so always take a SURGE PROTECTOR along .. just to be safe

[MagicMaximo]

@mahalkolico Great advice! Thanks!

[kvn024]

arent you a teacher, are you skipping your class.

[MagicMaximo]

That's a wonderful thing about being a retired teacher. Teach when I want, travel when I want. Life is good!

[MagicMaximo]

Thanks for the comments. After I made the vid, I thought I should have shown a picture of an adapter...oh well.

[ready2rockout]

Maraming salamat po Max!

[dragonwing4]

good advice you're giving here^^