I am looking for a way to use/charge my IBM/Lenovo T42 in my car. I understand that I can buy a special adapter for car, or a generic voltage inverter to 110V which I can use for other devices as well.
Would you like to share your experiences?
Thank you
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Generic Inverter. Get one rated about 1.5 times the power brick rating, but not more than twice as high wattage. 120 to 150 watt will handle most notebooks.
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Hi
Thanks for the reply. I am not very savvy with electrical power. Here is what's on the notebook adapter:
Input: 100-240 V ~ 1.9 A, 50-60 Hz
Output: 16V = 4.5A
What does this mean? What is the wattage I should be looking for?
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I'd like one of these as well. Where can you buy them?
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WHat do you guys think of this?
http://www.laptopsaver.com/cld9d9serela.html
This would be awesome. If I have to evacuate due to hurricane's, I can just plug my notebook in my car? Awesome since this only gets like 1.5 hours of battery life -
I got an invertor from Walmart for $15 for a friend who needed one for his digital camera and laptop, it works great. If theres walmart in your area, go and look at thier electronics section, you'll find it on the camera~accessories shelf, the company's name is Digital Concepts. It's kinda similar to this one.
http://www.compusa.com/products/pro...5&Pn=Digital_Concepts_Portable_Power_Inverter
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You sure that'll be able to handle the power a laptop like mine will need?
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well, I have tried that thing with my friends acer and my dell laptops, so I guess it woun't cause any trouble for you.
Car adaptor for IBM/Lenovo T42
Discussion in 'Accessories' started by t42mobile, Aug 13, 2006.