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If you buy the 220 Volt Adapter for the XL it will work fine. If you just plug it in the resistors and hardware within the charger will short out and be unuseable after that. I purchased the 220 Volt adapter for the DSI XL for less that $10.00 from Amazon and it worked fine.

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