How do Brazilians make this work? Are you just traveling around the country with your own transformers?

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Huh... not like that everywhere? Hehehe. But almost every electrical/electronic device in Brazil is bi-volt... just like cars are "flex" (they run on gasoline or alcohol, it doesn't matter...). At home, for example, it's 127v, but I also have 220v (for the shower, for example - and yes, the shower is electric). :-))