Tamarau of Tuhoe and Ranapiri of Raukawa both said it was the native rat, kiore maori. It is just possible that they meant M. rattus. Note the peculiar name of kaipuke maori, employed to denote a sailing vessel. Moke appears in Williams as a name for the native rat, but Mohi denied this.he mouse is usually called kiore by the Maori, but they did not see this creature, apparently, until after the European rat had arrived. On the east coast it was often called the kiore teoteo or small kiore.
Technical Explanation. The Kindle Paperwhite need an average voltage of 5v to be loaded. Put a USB (either 2.0 or 3.0), the wall charger iPhone, do iPad, o Recommended by Amazon, they all provide an average output voltage of 5v, but they all vary in the amount of ampere. See the table below:
Electrical Current in Peru. Electricity in Peru is 220 Volts and 60 Hertz (cycles per second). If you plug in a 110-volt appliance, prepare yourself for a puff of smoke and a broken piece of equipment. If you want to use a 110-volt appliance in Peru, youâll need to buy a power adapter. But always check before spending money on an adapter, as many modern laptops and digital cameras can safely take both 110 and 220 volts (they are dual voltage).