Wind Surf and electrical converters

[gp]

Do passengers need to bring electrical converters with them on the Wind Surf? I'm on the 3/12 and 3/19 sailings and have received mixed information from Windstar regarding whether I need to or not. Thanks...........GP.

["Wandering Wino's&quo]

Do passengers need to bring electrical converters with them on the Wind Surf? I'm on the 3/12 and 3/19 sailings and have received mixed information from Windstar regarding whether I need to or not. Thanks...........GP.

 

Great question. I also will be interested in the answer.:confused:

[MGC]

I found five or six other threads on this board by searching for "adapter".

[Finkwil]

gp...would like to know that question as well...seems like a lot of confusing infor about which one needs for the Surf....120 or 220, guess the best thing to do is get an adapter for something..lol. Dont guess I know what I am looking for so that the camera battery charger, etc will be charged on the trip, hope someone has some definite information for you and myself before we take off???

["Wandering Wino's&quo]

I found five or six other threads on this board by searching for "adapter".

 

Thanks for the information it was very helpful.

[I_need_a_break!]

Wind Surf has 220V outlets with one 110V outlet hidden under the desk, which can be used for recharging camera batteries etc. There is a label on the 110V outlet which says not to use heat appliances ie hair dryers, curling irons etc. My curling iron has dual voltage, and I brought along an adaptor plug for it. It worked fine in the 220V outlet.

[rickcohen2]

The Windsurf's 120VAC outlets under the desk provided all the power we needed to keep several little items running and charging (thanks to the use of a multi-outlet strip.