Inverters are the best option. You can get Xantrex inverters (a bit pricey), along with some batteries, and you will have an almost uninterrupted power supply.
Thanks
A lot of people are installing inverters - that charge batteries, and provide output for a few lights etc. Should work for laptop. 4-6 hours.
Check with Kenital, Chloride etc
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From: "Kevin Ouma" <kevin.ouma@gmail.com>
To: "skunkworks" <skunkworks@my.co.ke>
Sent: Wednesday, August 5, 2009 12:18:31 PM GMT +03:00 Iraq
Subject: [Skunkworks] Power Alernatives
With the current power rationing, what power options are there for someone working from home ( to power a laptop). apart from a generator ?
For instance is there a DC to AC convertor that can be linked to a car battery ?
Speaking of which I do suspect that as of today someone somewhere has a container full of generators docking at the Mombasa Port.
Kevin
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