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Especially in the mornings when people are ready to leave their homes for job or travel, they often recognize empty laptop or digital camera batteries. As it is usually impossible to get current for charging batteries, I would suggest implementing a power socket in the vehicle interior. As electrical realization, line adapters from 12V to 230V can be used, which were then integrated into the cockpit.
walchma, May 13 2009
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Hi,Ok good idea but two small problems. First why going from 12V to 230V when your charger do the opposit? This is really not good for efficiency. Second those kind of devices already exist. I got one special charger where you can change the output voltage and it's not bigger than the original.
I don't know how long it lasted, but at one time the Pontiac Vibe offered a 120V power receptical.
I can understand your misgivings about efficiency and I agree with you. The problem is, there are also other electronic products like digicams and not just laptops. That's why i prefer a integrated 230V power socket.I know this adapters, but i don`t like them. A power socket could be integrated in the design and you can use it for all kind of electronic products.
Hello, this is an excellent and while we're at it wouldn't it be nice if we could also plug our homes during loss of power from storm. This can also be applied on your rest house's far from the cities.