Need laser printer in the car
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Need laser printer in the car
Boss asking again on how to put a laser printer in the car. I though I would be able to use the 1000 watt invertior on the car hooked up to the battery, but I called and they said no, it will void the waranty. Those bastards. Anybody know of another way. Maybe a big power pack that connects thru the cig lighter. Probably will print about 10-20 pages within a 8 hour period so something like a portable battery would work. Any suggestions or brands?
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Originally Posted by rise
i just have to say:
thats pretty hardcore.
theres tons of portable inkjets out there, why does your boss need laser?
thats pretty hardcore.
theres tons of portable inkjets out there, why does your boss need laser?
Looks pretty hardcore.
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Originally Posted by NJ_CLS_driver
yeah but how many watts is the laser printer going to need ?
Laser Printers use a ton of energy.
Laser Printers use a ton of energy.
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The question is how do the electronics respond to a square wave instead of a Sine Wave.
Some electronics respond fine as long as its 110 volts and enough power. Other things don't like a square wave.
I agree with HP. Give it a shot. Even the Inverters for the car give a Square Wave, at least the ones I've used.
Some electronics respond fine as long as its 110 volts and enough power. Other things don't like a square wave.
I agree with HP. Give it a shot. Even the Inverters for the car give a Square Wave, at least the ones I've used.
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Originally Posted by NJ_CLS_driver
The question is how do the electronics respond to a square wave instead of a Sine Wave.
Some electronics respond fine as long as its 110 volts and enough power. Other things don't like a square wave.
I agree with HP. Give it a shot. Even the Inverters for the car give a Square Wave, at least the ones I've used.
Some electronics respond fine as long as its 110 volts and enough power. Other things don't like a square wave.
I agree with HP. Give it a shot. Even the Inverters for the car give a Square Wave, at least the ones I've used.
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