Fujitsu LT C-500 as EFB questions...

Thanks- I just found a company called Lind Electronics that
specializes in power adapters for electronic devices (mainly laptops)
that accept a wide range (12-32V DC) of input automatically and
convert it for laptop power...

I'd still be curious who made yours though...

greg

"Jon Carlson" wrote in message news:haqjb.783502
I'll try to remember to jot that down when I am at the airplane.

-Jon C.


"greg" wrote in message
m...
"Jon Carlson" wrote in message news:
I have a Fujitsu Stylistic LT P-600, and the lighter adapter it
came
with will accept 28V input (or 12V input). You may want to check
the
default one for the C-500 to see whether it'll work as is.

The Auto/Air adapter that Fujitsu offers for the C-500 & P-600 is
the
same part (FPCAA02) and is only rated for 12-16V input according to
their specifications. I'd be curious to know what part number your
adapter is, and what specs might be printed on it, because their
website definitely suggests they don't support 28V in.

Thanks for your time!
greg

Well, I looked at it when I was last at the hangar and indeed it's the
Fujitsu car adapter, model number I didn't write down (DOH! - sorry),
and it says it'll take 12-24V input. Looks to be the "standard"
fujitsu cigarette lighter adapter.

BTW, I strongly suspect they got a typo on the FPCAA02 input specs on
their web site - the output needs to be 16V, so I suspect they accept
12-28V input and convert it to 16V output. No "Airline" adapter would
accept input that wasn't 28V.

-Jon C.



I'm pretty sure it's just the
"greg" wrote in message
om...
Thanks- I just found a company called Lind Electronics that
specializes in power adapters for electronic devices (mainly
laptops)
that accept a wide range (12-32V DC) of input automatically and
convert it for laptop power...

I'd still be curious who made yours though...

greg

"Jon Carlson" wrote in message news:haqjb.783502
I'll try to remember to jot that down when I am at the airplane.

-Jon C.


"greg" wrote in message
m...
"Jon Carlson" wrote in message news:
I have a Fujitsu Stylistic LT P-600, and the lighter adapter
it
came
with will accept 28V input (or 12V input). You may want to
check
the
default one for the C-500 to see whether it'll work as is.

The Auto/Air adapter that Fujitsu offers for the C-500 & P-600
is
the
same part (FPCAA02) and is only rated for 12-16V input according
to
their specifications. I'd be curious to know what part number
your
adapter is, and what specs might be printed on it, because their
website definitely suggests they don't support 28V in.

Thanks for your time!
greg

Wow! I'm gonna give the stock adapter a shot in the airplane. I really
appreciate your confirmation on that.

Thanks for your time!!
greg

"Jon Carlson" wrote in message news:Z91pb.60828$mZ5.358359@attbi_s54...
Well, I looked at it when I was last at the hangar and indeed it's the
Fujitsu car adapter, model number I didn't write down (DOH! - sorry),
and it says it'll take 12-24V input. Looks to be the "standard"
fujitsu cigarette lighter adapter.

BTW, I strongly suspect they got a typo on the FPCAA02 input specs on
their web site - the output needs to be 16V, so I suspect they accept
12-28V input and convert it to 16V output. No "Airline" adapter would
accept input that wasn't 28V.

-Jon C.