Using 12v - 120v converter to power a computer
Asked by erikthor Apr 02, 2008 at 03:30 AM about the Toyota Prius
Question type: General
I've tried using a converter to power a laptop (around 100 watts) with a gps, and something made a sort of constant beeeeeeeep. Is this standard? Is it ok to use one of those "cigarette lighter" power converters in a Prius?
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