Is a modified sine wave inverter appropriate for use with a laptop in the car?
Or do you need to go to a unit that produces a smoother wave?
An 80 watt, plug-in unit should handle a laptop, I'd think.
Modified sine wave inverter
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Re: Modified sine wave inverter
Get a 150 watt, an 80 is to close to being maxed out. The battery will clean up the input before it gets to the circutry on a laptop

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Re: Modified sine wave inverter
Thank you Yoda. 
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Re: Modified sine wave inverter
http://www.rocketfishproducts.com/produ ... ACDC2.html
does double duty as a spare ac power and plugs into cig lighter. No bulky inverters that will over heat. They have them at best buy
does double duty as a spare ac power and plugs into cig lighter. No bulky inverters that will over heat. They have them at best buy
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Re: Modified sine wave inverter
For $80 less
you can use this on and be assured of the correct amps because you're using the laptops power adaptor
and can use it for things other than your laptop
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Bravo-View-25 ... t/15529721
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Bravo-View-25 ... t/15529721
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