Laptop car charger?
16 October 2002, 05:25 PM
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http://www.laptopshop.co.uk/laptop-n...cord/index.htm
Got mine from here for a Thinkpad. Unless you need an inverter (240VAC in car) then the adaptor will be more compact and power efficient, and probably not much more expensive.
Got mine from here for a Thinkpad. Unless you need an inverter (240VAC in car) then the adaptor will be more compact and power efficient, and probably not much more expensive.
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16 October 2002, 10:57 PM
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150W DC-AC Inverter
Converts 12Vdc to 230Vac
• Ideal for low powered electrical equipment such
as small TVs & VCRs & fans
small kitchen appliances, camcorder and cellular
phone chargers.
• Includes all cables and connectors
be ok for a laptop?
Converts 12Vdc to 230Vac
• Ideal for low powered electrical equipment such
as small TVs & VCRs & fans
small kitchen appliances, camcorder and cellular
phone chargers.
• Includes all cables and connectors
be ok for a laptop?
16 October 2002, 11:01 PM
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Check the input stage of the AC adaptor for your latop. Mine would have been 0.55A at 240V (132W) so the 150W would just have been adequate. Inverter is a nice idea, but the cheapo ones can only just power a light bulb or two so less appealing? Hence why I went for the compact adaptor.
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