Will an inverter designed for a 12.1" screen power a 14.1" laptop screen?
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just check the wattage (60 or 90) and it shurely will fit,  you can check that in the owners manual or in manufacturer website
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No, laptop AC adaptors are all different, not only by company, but also often by laptop model.  You're going to have to spend the $40.
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I would get a 500 watt inverter to have some safety, you figure with volts times amps but if it uses a motor the starting current can be 5 times the running amps.
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Go to Targus's web site or call them, give them the model number of your laptop and the adapter you bought... they will tell you if it works.\n\nInput and output... Are exactly as they sound. In the case of a laptop, your input (from the plug on the wall) and output (to your laptop). Generally speaking, in North America, your wall socket puts out 15 Amps. Your input Amps come into play when you start thinking of plugging into your car, boat or a plane for example. You need at LEAST 1.5Amps for your new adapter to work.\n\nJust because your wall output has 15 Amps, does not mean, that your adapter needs 15 amps.\n\nWhat you really need to worry about, is that the plug looks and is the exact same. You can do this visually. However, polarity and voltage/amps dictates if it will work. It looks like your amps are okay, but your voltage should be the same (or very close). The polarity... is different. If you look at the flug that you push into your computer... It will have a Positive and a Negative... It's usually not marked. In many cases, the plug should be round with a hole. In the case of the whole, you need to make sure you are using the same polarity... is the "hole" positive or negative? Sometimes, the laptop has a little drawing... or so does the adapter... Looks like a letter "C" with a dot inside or a "C" with a dot slash. It usually have the Voltage (V) and a + - on it, indicating if the inside hole is positive or negative. They need to be the same. Your new adapter, if the right one, should be the same.\n\nGood luck... again, check out their web site (assuming you have power to do so!)
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Well wattage is Volts times Amps. 120X0.12=14.4Watts
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Many CRT's can do that. Take a look at these here:\n\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp?Submit=ENE&N=2000190019+70002970+70000422&Subcategory=19&description=&srchInDesc=&minPrice=&maxPrice=&ATTR1=&ATTR2=&ATTR3=&ATTR4=&ATTR5=&ATTR6=2000190019+70002970&ATTR7=&ATTR8=2000190019+70000422&ATTR9=&ATTR10=
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You can find a FAQ about skinning the invision power board 2.1 series at http://forums.invisionize.com/index.php?showforum=179
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It would depend on the part. Video and electrical parts (power supply) may not work correctly because of differences in monitor standards and power standards, but most other parts should.
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Here are some sites that may help.  Both have circuit examples utilizing LVDT's.  Hope this helps.
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I prefer you buying one.  But there are always schematics out there that show you how to create your own inverters.  \n\nhttp://www.aaroncake.net/circuits/inverter.htm
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Not sure. I use to be an electronics Tech but that was before SMPS existed. I'm guessing you might find something on the link below:
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My guess is no\ni thnk volts is more
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Yes.\nJust make sure you have matched the voltage correctly.\nAt this low power, you'll probably be OK.
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Your saying that the battery charger is charging the same battery which the inverter is connected.\n\nNope, won't last. Both the inverter and the charger contributes losses to the battery. \n\nP(bat) - P(Inv) - P(Chrg) + P(Chrg_out) = -P(bat_drain)\n\nYou can figure this out by looking at the rating plate of each of the devices Inverter & Batt Chrgr.\n\nInvrtr: Input power = 1200watt, Output power = 1000watt Net loss is 200watt.\nCharger: Input is 1.2amp at 120V = 144watt, Output is 10amp at 12V = 120watt, Net loss is 24watt.\nThe total Net power loss is approx 224watt.\n\nDepending on how well the battery was originally charged up and the reserve rating of the battery I would guess it would last about 12 - 16hr before the Inverter shuts down.
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Well,\n\nhere you can find comparison table:\n\nhttp://michaelbluejay.com/electricity/computers.html\n\nThe main factor is width of screen
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Howstuffworks compares CRT's with LED Jumbo TV screens.  Worth a check.  Good luck.
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there are adapters for internal use of a 2.5" notebook disk in a desktop computer. this is what you're looking for\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/2-5-Notebook-Laptop-HD-to-3-5-IDE-adaptor_W0QQitemZ9744618628QQihZ008QQcategoryZ41994QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem