|
5/24 |
2003/7/14-16 [Science/Battery, Science/Electric] UID:29030 Activity:moderate |
7/14 Do DC to AC power inverters cause any strain / damage to car batteries? Would the car battery wear out faster from continued use of the inverter? Specifically, I'm looking at the Xantrex XPower 75 watt DC to AC inverter, available on http://buy.com at http://csua.org/u/3m8 If it does not damage the car battery or the device, is this a good price? \_ no, no, yes \_ Thanks for the validation. Quick search on the web shows prices of $28-$29 for that model. One site also showed 60W continuous, 75W for 5 minutes, 150W surge for the XPower 75. However, my laptop (Tecra 9100) requires 15V and 5A, so it seems it would only get charged for 5 minutes. Is that the case, or would laptop batteries charge on 60W continous? -op laptop batteries charge on 60W continuous? -op \_ discharging your battery will destroy it eventually. loading your electrical system while the engine is running is fine, as long as your alternator isn't on its last legs. |
5/24 |
|
csua.org/u/3m8 -> www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sssdmh=dm5.27568&sku=90122215&loc=111&queryType=electronics&em=1000 Place your order today and be one of the first to receive this product when it arrives! Satisified customer from NY rated this item 5 of 5 Nice Electronic accessory I bought this because I was sick of purchasing a wall adapter and a car adapter for every accessory I have. I use the Xantrex car adapter for my cellphone, laptop, and anything else that I have in my car. Make sure you have a little spare room near your lighter. It is very useful as I can now just use wall plugs in the car instead of buying a DC adapter for everything I own. It works well and is easy to use, but you will want to check your PC to make sure that it doesn't use up too much power (most PCs should be fine). |
buy.com Sony RM-AV3000 Universal Learning Remote Controls 18 devices - Best Seller! |