Quote: Originally Posted by Kevfactor if i didn't have 3 lcd's i didnt use i'd get one lol. the main thing that concerns me is it uses a Korean power block so you got to spend about 50$ on a converter.

Nope. The AC adapter has a standard plug that you can use any regular old power cable on (the ones that come with monitors or PSUs). I just got mine today and tossed the Korean plug it came with in the trash and used the plug I was already using on my old monitor. I'm pretty sure the Catleap is the same. Not sure on the CrossOver though.


This is from the first thread I linked.

Quote: "The power brick seems to be rated for 240V, not 120V. But my voltmeter read 24V DC when the brick was plugged into a 120V socket, and it runs the monitor just fine without heating up much. No step down transformer needed."

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