  insomx Premium join:2003-01-26 Canada | Battery?
Ever hear of your battery? |
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2 edits | Forgot to mention, just bring a 1-3 power adapter. You know those little horizontal bars that have 3 plugs. Just bring one of those, ask to unplug someone's laptop for a second and then you and two other people can share one plug.
Like this »www.discount-hydro.com/Images/3-Plug-500.jpg |
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  CPM
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Thank you, Captain obvious. |
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  ninjatutle Premium
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Why do they even place outlets with just two plugs these days? Home builders should know better these days.
4 should be the standard. Everything we use needs juice. |
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  DaMaGeINC The Lan Man Premium join:2002-06-08 Greenville, SC clubs: | piff
$150 per outlet my ass.. I went to home depot and spent not even $10 on outlet hardware, and wired one up myself in my closet for my servers. |
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  n1zuk How About Them Raiders Premium join:2001-10-24 South Burlington, VT
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Heavy duty commercial codes. Outlet, box, wire, and labor for licensed electrician. We're talking VERY high traffic area.
How long to you think your closet wiring job would last with dozens of people each day plugging, unplugging, and generally abusing your wiring? -- New to Forum Life? Click here and learn. |
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I keep a 6ft extention cord in my laptop backpack at all times. It has 3 outlets on it. -- Do the Do! |
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  DaMaGeINC The Lan Man Premium join:2002-06-08 Greenville, SC clubs: | reply to n1zuk Re: piff
Your right, but that is some inflated cost still. |
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  insomx Premium join:2003-01-26 Canada | reply to CPM Re: Plenty of Wi-Fi, No Power Outlets
Welcome |
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  Devanchya Smile Premium join:2003-12-09 Ajax, ON
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I use to do that, but it got taken by Customs a year ago as a security risk... oy.
Now my battery needs replaced, I think I have 20 minutes of juice left on the thing without a plug. -- »www.codecipher.com - Marking the way to tomorrow's solutions |
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  John Galt Forward, March Premium join:2004-09-30 Happy Camp
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said by DaMaGeINC :Your right, but that is some inflated cost still. Apparently you do not know anything about it...but thanks for taking the time to post anyway. -- A is A |
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If people setup their laptop correctly and bring along an extra 12 cell battery they can wait for a long time in an airport. |
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  nixen Rockin' the Boxen Premium join:2002-10-04 Alexandria, VA | If It's Not One, It's the Other
I can get wifi at the airport, but rarely get power.
I can ride the Acela and get all the power I want, but no connectivity.
Bleah.
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  Safemaster Premium join:2004-01-18 Loxahatchee, FL | Backpack power packs
Won't be long for someone to come-up with some sort of back pack power pack that last 12 hours. in stores near you. |
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 RayW Premium join:2001-09-01 Layton, UT clubs: | reply to ninjatutle Re: 2 ?
And increase the circuit amperage to 30-40 instead of 15-20, use AWG10 or 12 instead AWG14 copper wire, and throw in a lot of money. -- I am not lost, I find myself every time. |
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  DaMaGeINC The Lan Man Premium join:2002-06-08 Greenville, SC clubs: | reply to John Galt Re: piff
Thats why people post and inquire about things. To find out. True ignorence is those who dont ask questions and stay in the dark about things. So Thank you, Apparently you dont know anything either. |
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join:2003-04-02 Bonne Terre, MO | reply to John Galt He does know something about it, he knows its a union job. They prob have 10 people to work on one outlet, and they charge by weight, color, how much they sweat during install.
That is absurd amount to charge no matter how you figure it. |
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said by ninjatutle :Why do they even place outlets with just two plugs these days? Home builders should know better these days. 4 should be the standard. Everything we use needs juice. They also install every 8 feet in a house vs article in airport. Heaven forbid you buy a cheap powerstrip to double power outlets in a room. *gasp* |
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  John Galt Forward, March Premium join:2004-09-30 Happy Camp
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said by markopoleo :He does know something about it... I have worked in many airports before. It is not a simple matter to just "run some wires". There are MANY impediments to construction in an operational airport.
That is what makes it so expensive. -- A is A |
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