Pal Panasonic - Blu-ray Forum

Maswov · 04-08-2010, 12:18 PM

I am moving to Thailand in a couple months so I will be getting rid of my TV and needing a new one. Any suggestions for a Panasonic which plays both PAL and NTSC and has a 220V input?

Odin75 · 04-08-2010, 12:41 PM

I know you already posted before, but the truth is, there is none except the professional models that cost ALOT! Much more than 2 of their high-end consumer tvs combined.
I'm not 100% sure on the 220V, but I do know that only the professional models support both 50hz and 60hz. Maybe you can get some kind of converter for 220V, if such thing exists, I don't know.

Here's a link to one of them:
TH-65VX100U

I think your best bet, is to hold on to your current tv, until right before you move. When there, either buy a regular European model which I believe are 220V @ 50hz. OR, you can buy the TV directly in Thailand.

I have no idea about the Thailand models, but I do know that the European models of the Panasonic usually bring more features compared to the US version. Something to keep in mind.

04-08-2010, 12:18 PM	#1
Maswov Active Member Member since:Mar 2009 Location:Sattahip, Thailand Blu-ray collection:91	Pal Panasonic I am moving to Thailand in a couple months so I will be getting rid of my TV and needing a new one. Any suggestions for a Panasonic which plays both PAL and NTSC and has a 220V input?

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04-08-2010, 12:41 PM	#2
Odin75 Active Member Member since:Nov 2009 Home Theater Gallery:30 Blu-ray collection:3	I know you already posted before, but the truth is, there is none except the professional models that cost ALOT! Much more than 2 of their high-end consumer tvs combined. I'm not 100% sure on the 220V, but I do know that only the professional models support both 50hz and 60hz. Maybe you can get some kind of converter for 220V, if such thing exists, I don't know. Here's a link to one of them: TH-65VX100U I think your best bet, is to hold on to your current tv, until right before you move. When there, either buy a regular European model which I believe are 220V @ 50hz. OR, you can buy the TV directly in Thailand. I have no idea about the Thailand models, but I do know that the European models of the Panasonic usually bring more features compared to the US version. Something to keep in mind.

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