[ltp] car and airplance adapter

[morpheus]

In the States, American Airlines has auto cigarette sockets in all seats
in all classes, including economy, and on most airplanes, B777, 767,
757, 737, MD80...you may not get it on small Fokker regional jets.

United has the same four-prong thingy that Aaron mentions, but usually
only on larger aircraft and only in business or first class.  I'm not
sure what the other airlines offer.

-James

On Sun, 2004-11-07 at 08:29, Aaron Mulder wrote:
> 	I have a really old Targus auto/air adapter.  Got it for a T20, 
> now using it on a T42.  It works great.  I think the case (or the web 
> site) has a list of specific IBM models it supports, if the power 
> requirements on yours are different.
> 
> On Sun, 7 Nov 2004, James Knott wrote:
> > BTW, what power do airplanes provide?  Is it a different voltage? 
> > Connector?
> 
> 	Mine has some kind of 4-pin connector -- you take the tip of the
> auto adapter off to reveal the different connector style, and it becomes
> an airplane adapter.  Since that is still before the brick, I assume the
> airplane is also DC and I would guess at the same voltage as auto (but
> maybe the brick can just handle more than one incoming voltage).  In 
> general, I've found that Airbus 32x planes support it, and not much else, 
> but I think it depends on what airline you favor.
> 
> Aaron