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Soldiers delt with this problem long before most people even knew that there was a difference. In the early 70's, when I came to Germany, everyone had enough transformers to sink a battleship. Everyone brought 60 hertz/120 "things" to Germany with them. And about then, the PX started to have the...

Would work great for lights and most other things. I could plug my stereo in it and it would work fine.

They were not fakes. Just made for foreign markets. Looks just like the 831A, but different voltage and hertz.

As always, thanks Dewie.

Get smart first. See if you can not talk to the folks about getting a MEP-831A instead, or money back. If not see if you can adjust the hertz up. And last, but first thing I would do is PM Dewie.

Like I told you. This is NOT a MEP-831A. It looks like it, but do not be surprised or mad if its not. You may get lucky with the adjustment screw. Send a PM to Dewie. He should be able to tell you the real deal.

Says EXPORT on the data plate. Notice it also says, MODEL 960-01-500. So it is NOT a MEP-831A. This is NOT a piece of U.S. Military equipment.