MeritLine.com has the 120W Power Inverter for $16 with free shipping. Use it to power your laptop power adapter (or other devices) while on the road.
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#1
toddsucks2 - Posted 11:23 am PDT 07/18/07 (2400 Posts)
I'll invert your power, for free!
sincerely,
toddsucks
sincerely,
toddsucks
#2
jmendicina - Posted 11:36 am PDT 07/18/07 (16 Posts)
good price
#3
benstwin - Posted 6:03 pm PDT 07/18/07 (58 Posts)
no name brand = blow out your car's fuse.
#4
dave_c - Posted 6:46 pm PDT 07/18/07 (7517 Posts)
These tiny invertors are crude junk. Don't trust your 120 watts worth of gear to it, buy a regular full sized invertor (even if rated wattage isn't much higher) as they aren't that much more expensive and handle higher load better.
#5
taegeukwon - Posted 2:27 am PDT 07/19/07 (28 Posts)
i need this kinda thing
#6
Crash And Burn - Posted 10:13 am PDT 07/19/07 (2031 Posts)
Shitty wall wart form factor.. Not all of these inverters are created equal. Cheap ones put out a square wave form vs the better sinusoidal one and some electronics may not run with it. 120W is pretty wimpy too. Notice there is no peak output rating just continuous. It screams crap!
#7
filipg - Posted 10:57 pm PDT 07/19/07 (61 Posts)
Size not relevant - design and execution matters most. This series (I have an older model) does supply rated Watts BUT when the car's engine is OFF, the regulation falls with the battery voltage. What this means effectively is that my laptop flip-flops between "charging" and "on battery"... which is disturbing. Keep that in mind. Otherwise, it's handy and fits in glove compartment.
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