Can you plug it into a car charging port to dry at a ski area?
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This unit runs only on 120v AC. Using the heat setting, it is rated to draw 230 watts. You could use it with an inverter rated at 750w or more, but I would recommend running engine to keep the battery charged. Without heat, at 70°F it takes about 3 hours to dry my poly filled gloves. With heat, about 45 minutes.
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This unit runs only on 120v AC. Using the heat setting, it is rated to draw 230 watts. You could use it with an inverter rated at 750w or more, but I would recommend running engine to keep the battery charged. Without heat, at 70F it takes about 3 hours to dry my poly filled gloves. With heat, about 45 minutes.
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Not without a power source like your car cigarette lighter. You can charge your ipod through it while transmitting to your radio. I didn't find it to be a great transmitter so I sent it back.
2005429
Yes you sure can. The charge port has an opening within the rugged case that is large enough for this charger.
197017
To be safest, I would plug the cord end of this into a "GFCI" rated outlet. In this way snow and rain could pose no real threat or danger.
545281
If you dry camp, you will still need to leverage the 12v pump included in this package deal, or some sort or pressurized water source. The 12v pump can be hooked up to a car battery and or a suitable 12v power source and run. This unit will not work without water pressure supplied. Probably not what you are looking for. Try the Zodi HW heater...comes with a small bucket submersible pump with a D Cell (if I recall) power source. Probably better for your needs using buckets etc.http://www.amazon.ca/Zodi-Outback-Gear-Travel-Shower/dp/B000X4IAMS
876143
It doesn't have built-in USB ports, you'd need a car charger, which you could plug into the power sockets.
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It would charge in the car but the car would probably have to be running to keep the current going. It doesn't work without being "plugged in." The first camping trip I took it on the timer/delay broke. Cheaply made. I cut the timer completely off. I have rigged it up to attach directly to a small battery and slept very warm. So it does work pretty good now.
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I'm pretty sure you can, I charge my iPad on it all the time, I pretty much live in my car
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Yes. This cord is useful for a portable cooler that can be plugged into the cigarette lighter receptacle in your car while you are driving, and then connected to the male cigarette plug in the cooler in a motel while the 110v is connected to the wall socket. We have used it many times so as to keep medications and food cool while on a trip.
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It is charged via usb so I don't see why not but I wouldn't drain my car battery to charge it.
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don't see why not; but of course keep it plugged in a safe distance from anything wet
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I think it's impossible. The charging ports are typically designed to supply power.
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No. As far as I know (in my Hyundai it says that specifically) the USB port should not be used for charging, but only audio input.
1162500
Yes,As long as the Shaver & Charger are completely Dry and away from moisture.
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The plug is probably not designed or rated for wet weather use. However, if it is sheltered, as in under a roof, the eave of a roof, it will probably work fine for a limited time/use application. For example, using the plug on the end of a power cable to plug a generator into a receptable during a power outage, using it until the power is restored, then disconnecting the power cord and putting it back away in a dry location. I would not use it in a permanent damp location.
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NO. Corded 110 volt, 2 wire plug. Fairly long very flexible cord. Double insulated; I would not use for wetsanding a vehicle or such, but, would not be afraid of it in normal dry conditions.
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No you can't. Unless u put it in a weather box. Which has to be water proof. But I still wouldn't recommend it. Works like any ordinary power supply box for electronics.