about the power inverter, can I use a dc to dc power inverter. cost only RM75.
My Car PC, You can post your's here too
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 Jun 12 2009, 01:59 PM
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Jun 14 2009, 08:18 PM
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QUOTE(zealless @ Jun 13 2009, 03:30 AM) unless your computer running dc, then can ... most PC don't, unless you have special power supply forgive me cos asking that question. My laptop, I mean, using AC 100V-240V 15A, but adapted to, DC 19V 3.42A. by the black small box with wire that plug into the wall soket. They wrote it there AC Adapter. What I found outside there is a DC to DC inverter that invert DC power 12V from your car to DC 20V that can be use by laptop. And anoher one that been use by most people is DC to AC adapter that adapted DC 12V to AC 240V that have a soket just like in house soket. Soo u plug it in lah. laptop diff, better check or it will fry ur pc  1 way is DC 12V-Adapter-AC 240V-Adapter-DC 19V. at the end your laptop will get DC 19V. The other way is DC 12V-Inverter-DC 20V. at the end your laptop will get DC 19V   |
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Jun 16 2009, 11:49 PM
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oic, not just the laptop we have to power it up, also the touchscreen. Hmm, need to figure it out...
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Jun 18 2009, 10:44 PM
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look too complicated to me. Will take some of the ide
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