On Jun 13, 2004, at 11:49 pm, Ben wrote:
I purchased one from Target. It has a continueus 140w and a peak of 240w. Im
not sure what brand it is, but I did buy it from target.
Most, certainly more modern, Powerbook PSUs are only 35-45W. I'd say any 120W inverter is safe. If you are running anything bigger then go for a lot more peak capacity, maybe 200W running capacity to be safe.
It has worked great
so far. I used it to power a PM 8500 and a 13' tv w/ a dvd player on a car
trip. So it should power a laptop.
Hehe, that's kinda cool, although isn't the 8500 a bit lumpy for sticking in the car?
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