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April 11th 04, 05:49 PM
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Electrical Power for Laptops
On 2004-04-11, Alan French wrote:
Would it be reasonable to make an adapter to plug the laptop directly into the 17AH battery, or is there some reason this would be bad for the laptop? IBM has a car adapter for ThinkPads. There may be one for your machine. The laptop AC adapter might be intolerant of the output from your inverter. The laptop also might run down your 17 amp-hour battery pretty quickly. The instructions for my IBM car adapter said you wanted to avoid leaving it plugged in while the car was parked. 
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