Our fellow geek Kari

[Kari]

I am very greatful to be able to be back. I've missed all you geeks.

@WHS: back in Florida already?

 

[DocBrown]

Kari,


So good to hear from you

 

[Bare Foot Kid]

Good to see you back Kari!

 

[derekimo]

Welcome back Kari, it's great to see you here!

 

[Dwarf]

Phew! You got me worried there for a bit LB. I thought you said tape a duck on your arm.

Phew! You got me worried there for a bit LB. I thought you said tape a duck on your arm.

:roflmao:

That can be arranged as well.
Assuming you supply me with the duck.

~Lordbob

Here you go LB. The duck, the tape AND the arm.

 

[Lordbob75]

Phew! You got me worried there for a bit LB. I thought you said tape a duck on your arm.

:roflmao:

That can be arranged as well.
Assuming you supply me with the duck.

~Lordbob

Here you go LB. The duck, the tape AND the arm.

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Nigel, that is most definitely NOT duct tape!

I am going to have to take your man card now.

~Lordbob

 

[Barman58]

It's Duck tape


And he's not me

 

[Dinesh]

Hello Kari. Welcome back.

 

[Corrine]

Have to find a new techforum to advice me with my new tech toys. Or does someone here know how to connect a laptop PSU directly to the battery of a Pride Jazzy 614, to make my Jazzy more like a mobile office?

I find it difficult to believe that Brink hasn't written a tutorial on how to accomplish that!

 

[Kari]

Thanks again, geeks.

Doc, judging from your avatar you need to come back to the future. That's too far in the past!

 

[Dwarf]

Kari, as I'm sure you have already noticed, we're still all quackers crackers around here.

 

[Lordbob75]

It's Duck tape


And he's not me

/facepalm

~Lordbob

 

[Phone Man]

Kari,
Glad you are back. From your posts its seems you are in good spirits. Hang in there. I wish you the best.

Jim

 

[Phone Man]

I looked up the Jazzy and here is what I found.

Jazzy 614 - Specifications, Owner's Manual, Features & Benefits

From the owners manual it shows it has two 12v batteries but the charger puts out 24v so I assume the batteries are in series to give 24v. May be able to find an inverter with 24v input but may not be common. Also need to find a way to mount the laptop. Lets put our thinking caps on and see what we can come up with. Use of Duck Tape is optional but not preferred.

Jim

 

[Thorsen]

This FAQ is fun. Here is some awesome info on converters: Inverter FAQ - DonRowe.com - Frequently Asked Questions about Power Inverters

 

[Baroness von Shush]

Kari, having read your post I see that you have been through a horrendous time most recently, all I can say is that I wish you a very speedy recovery back to health.

 

[Barman58]

The 2x12V batteries in series to give 24V is the European standard for a lot of larger vehicles such as trucks and buses so the 24v Input invertor should not be too hard to find

Edit

http://www.google.co.uk/products?q=...esult_group&ct=title&resnum=1&ved=0CDMQrQQwAA

 

[A Guy]

Kari, so very pleased to see you posting here. You were truly missed, and I think you understand that we hold you in high regard (with our without duck tape!). Take care, and keep up the good work on your recovery.

A Guy

P.S. Just put it on his bill

 

[polarbear]

Welcome back Kari, we have all missed you! GL

 

[boohbah]

I think he's had his bottle and been put down for the night kari .
He'll get the car keys back when hes older!