EPTThis is the adapter I have
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I also have a transformer but you can just use any right? It seems to puny.
Sorry for asking such trivial question but I want to make sure because I don't want to break my laptop.
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Wala.Revolution
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This is the adapter I have + Show Spoiler + I also have a transformer but you can just use any right? It seems to puny. Sorry for asking such trivial question but I want to make sure because I don't want to break my laptop. | ||
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kOre
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Korean laptop + adapter from 220V to 110V = computer lasts 1 hour When you go back to Korea and charge the laptop from a 220V outlet it'll go back to lasting 2 hours. | ||
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Wala.Revolution
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On November 16 2009 17:28 kOre wrote: Korean laptop + 220V outlet = computer lasts 2 hours Korean laptop + adapter from 220V to 110V = computer lasts 1 hour When you go back to Korea and charge the laptop from a 220V outlet it'll go back to lasting 2 hours. Err, this didn't answer my question, but does it mean that if I charge it to full in US it will last as half as long as when I charge it in Korea, or duration is 1/2 when I just charge it for a set amount of time. (I'm guessing the latter). | ||
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deconduo
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Wala.Revolution
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EDIT: I think I lost the adapter. Does it matter if I use any transformers? | ||
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kOre
Canada3642 Posts
On November 16 2009 17:58 Wala.Revolution wrote: Err, this didn't answer my question, but does it mean that if I charge it to full in US it will last as half as long as when I charge it in Korea, or duration is 1/2 when I just charge it for a set amount of time. (I'm guessing the latter). The latter. Same goes for when you go from 110 to 220. | ||
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kOre
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On November 16 2009 18:20 Wala.Revolution wrote: Thanks guys. EDIT: I think I lost the adapter. Does it matter if I use any transformers? Doesn't matter if you use a transformer or an adapter. Same thing applies. Now that I think about it, if you're going from 220V to 110V it might work perfectly normally. But I know the other way around (110 to 220) it only works the way I mentioned it before. | ||
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