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On May 26, 2:19 am, St...@nyc.rr.com wrote:
> Posted on Ebay, item# 330332840727  Gotowww.ebay.com& enter this
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> wait until listing expires (a few days) so I will sell thru
> Craigslist.
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> Here'is a rough copy of it, but it's best to see Ebay ad.
>
> Car & Air Adapter for IBM/Lenovo (Thinkpads); or ANY 16Volt (upto
> 60Watt power out) powered laptops using a similar DC plug end
> connecting to laptop.  The other end plugs into standard 12Volt car
> outlets + Airplane adapter is also included (shown on other photos, as
> explained below).
> NEW (never used) but I've misplaced original box (carton), been stored
> in my garage.  Reason to sell: I switched to HP laptops shortly
> afterwards, and my large CAD/Engineering workstation-type of laptops
> use a different voltage & plug.  Whether your laptop accepts 16Volt &
> what power/current is upto you to check - you may simply look at your
> current AC adapter's labeling and if it's a similar voltage, and equal
> or LESS power output, then this adapter will also fit.  Note: you
> cannot damage modern laptops with a wrong DC power, there're several
> protection circuits, unless that DC power is immensely high & fast
> acting spike.
> Or Google for this part#: SYD1109-6016
>
> BEST to LOOK at PHOTOS, INSTEAD of READING WORDY DESCRIPTION:
> SEE PHOTOS at MY WEBSITE, CANNOT POST HERE MORE than 1 PHOTO as EBAY
> CHARGES FEES for EXTRA PICTURES!:  Please visit:http://photos.starium.org--> select Gallery (folder) --> "Computer
> parts & supply".
>
> What is the reason to use such adapters?  Because the alternative
> (besides risk of battery running out when you travel) is a car DC-AC
> adapter into which your normal laptop AC adapter may plug.
> However in this case you end up hauling TWO adapters (DC-AC, AC-DC),
> paying far more than 10-15 dollars I am asking, and DC quality out of
> such double-conversion might be less than out of DC-DC; though it
> depends on design.  In any case it will be bulkier and costlier than a
> single Car & Air adapter, like the one posted here.  I cannot use for
> my CAD HP laptop, but if anyone is using IBM, etc 16Volt laptops, it's
> a good adapter; hence selling.  The only complain I'd have is that DC
> cable is a bit rigid (fat) but that's to carry high current, so
> electrically it's reasonable.
> Tech specs:
>
> Sunny ComputerTechnology, Ltd
> Model# SYD1109-6016    <==== YOU CAN GOOGLE/SEARCH INTERNET for MORE
> INFO.
> Input: 10-15 VDC (can be pulsating/"dirty")
> Output: 16 VDC, 3.75A (cleaner) standard IBM or other laptops plug
> (round, see photo).
> Power output (max): 60 Watt
> Load regulation: +/-5%
> Protections: output short-circuit, safety current limiting, under &
> overvoltage, internal temperature limiter, automatic reset after
> abnormal conditions listed earlier are returned to normal
> Weight: 5.29 ounces
> Dimensions: 106.5 x 50 x 32.5 MILLIMETERS
>
> CE/FCC Safety Regulations compliant.
> Also was marketed by IBM/Lenovo awhile ago.
> Personal note: if your car is cheap & missing Battery monitor, and you
> get carried away working on a laptop plugged into car 12Volt outlet;
> just don't forget to run engine occasionally to re-charge it in case
> your laptop happens to be power-hungry, though laptops today are VERY
> LOW POWER consuming devices; so maybe it's an excessive precaution.
> Also as I said Airplane adapter plug is included, see
> photos.starium.org

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