Can a cigarette lighter adapter be bought/made to power this? Looking to use it in my mobile briefcase office (all 12v components).
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Absolutly. I hard wired mine directly into my boats 12v system. I can't tell you the size of the mini jack you would need but I'm certain you could find an older cell phone cigarette lighter adapter that would work. But you.could easily make one with parts from radio shack.
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You need a cigarette lighter 12volt outlet to plug the lighter into, if you have that, it should work.
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Yes. A cigarette lighter adapter will absolutely work. You would need to connect a miniature plug on the other end that fits where the wall supply normally goes.
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Yes, that is what I used. Works great. Need an adapter port for like in a cigarette lighter on the battery pack.
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Anything that supplies USB power will work. Comes with a full size USB to Mini USB cable as well as the car lighter power adapter to Mini USB.
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Yes, a nice one. It comes ready to use when traveling, it has 12v cigarette-lighter type plug to use in typical automotive 12v power outlet. It also accommodates 120/240 volt and 50/60 Hz so it works in Europe and Africa, etc. Works anywhere!
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You would have to have an adapter to plug in cigarette lighter but they do make one I understand
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Hi Sadoul. I don't think it can be powered from the USB connector. I think the USB is only intended for inserting a memory stick with picture on it. If you need it to plug into a 12V power source like your car (which I do), I bought the 12V Asus laptop charger accessory (the kind with many different connector options) and it works fine in my car's cigarette lighter. Fair warning, the projector consumes alot of power this way, to watch the voltage left in your car battery.
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I see there is a dc plug on mine but not sure if it is ment to be used in a cig lighter in a car I would call the company up and ask them would be best way to find out or go to radio shack or a store like that see if they have any thing like that. sorry i was not able to answer your question. this is a webpage to radio shack not sure if it is what ya need http://www.radioshack.com/search/index.jsp?kwCatId=13384949&kw=dc-12v%20adapters&origkw=DC-12V+adapters&sr=1
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I'm pretty sure you can convert to cigarette lighter plug I use a 12v 4.5ah sealed lead acid alarm battery cheap and it works great.
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No Dale. But it takes a 12v 5mm plug on the charger that's attached to a cigarette lighter plug. Just make sure the center conductor is positive 12 v.
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I believed this is what you are looking for - "Universal AC to DC Car Cigarette Lighter Socket Adapter (US Plug)". You can find it at: http://www.amazon.com/Universal-Cigarette-Lighter-Socket-Adapter/dp/B001TXWNLQ/ref=pd_sxp_f_pt Only $3.22 & FREE Shipping.
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Maybe you could using a 110V converter that plugs into the cigarette lighter socket. I would check with the manufacture!
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I'm assuming you're thinking of air travel, "twiddle your thumbs and look out the window"... The solution of course is to use the Magsafe airplane adaptor. Most airlines have empower or regular cigarette style power ports already and some are adding standard AC outlets to their seats. You can look it up at http://www.seatguru.com Most business travelers have probably already figured this out though and will select seats with a powerport.
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Better yet buy one of these, or similar... Roadpro 12V Fused Replacement Cigarette Lighter Plug with Leads - It is exactly what you need to make any AC to DC adapter adaptable... ';)
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The power supply is not included with the charger, and it can use anything that can supply the necessary current via a USB port. Therefore, yes, you can purchase any USB power adapter that plugs into the car's cigarette lighter receptacle. I can imagine that you would want one that can output 2A of current.And as other people have mentioned, the device is likely to slide off the surface of the charging pad, as your car accelerates or brakes, so a car is probably not a very appropriate place to use a wireless charging pad that does not have a way to hold the device in position.
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Since it uses 8 1.5v batteries you could use a 220v ac to 12v dc adapter (or a car lighter power tap) but you would need to wire it in yourself at your own risk. I have used it plugged (fused adapter) into a car lighter w/no problems.