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    Power inverters anyone?

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by redglare, Jun 13, 2006.

  1. redglare

    redglare Notebook Guru

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    I was thinking of getting a power inverter for long car trips like I will be taking next weekend. Anybody had any experience with these? Any suggestions? Oh and how many watts does the E1505 use, I think I saw the specs once but I can't remember where.
     
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    tecninja Notebook Enthusiast

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    E1505 uses 65Watts.
     
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    Metamorphical Good computer user

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    I have one from GE I bought at target some while back. It worked pretty well with my old laptop. I've never used it with my dell though. My mom's car has a power inverted built into it. The AC adapter for my 6000 is 65W. I would use the wattage rating on the power adapter as a good way to measure it.
     
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