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I have an iGo power adapter. You have to use a specific tip (plug) for the computer you have. In the past years I have used tip #12 for my Sony laptops. Now I have a NC10 and want to get hooked up for travel. Course it is brand new so there is no listing for it at the iGo site. http://www.igo.com/detail/IGO+PS00087-0002
Is anybody else using this system for their auto and airline power supply? If so, what tip number are you using for the NC10? I wrote to the iGo folks and they have not responded. Perhaps after a few people ask, they will take some time to research the power requirement and plug size and answer those who have asked.
Hello,
My name is Ross and I work for iGo. I wanted to let you know that we do indeed have a tip for the NC-10. It is compatible with tip 22. Here is a direct link to this tip.
http://www.igo.com/detail/IGO+6600022-02#
I am sorry you could not find it. It should be up online already, and I am looking into that.
Thanks,
Ross
Thanks Ross. I saw the #22 was compatible with a lot of Samsung notebooks but did not know if the voltage for the netbook was different from the larger notebooks. Hence, the reason I asked here.
I don’t go anywhere without my iGo Juice 70. It has air/car/wall connectors so can power up the notebook with the dead battery just about anywhere. Having Sonys with their 2 hour or less battery life, the iGo is an essential traveling component. It won’t be as critical with the NC10, but I can still see it needed in those cross country flights when I want to watch a couple movies. Course its great for all day car trips, so the passenger has something to do. iGo and Sprint broadband make a long traveling day just another day on the Internet.
Wow, did you just happen to view this site Ross or what? LOL
I am going to check this out as I travel alot for business and I hate taking multiple chargers with me
Can one Igo take the place of my cell phone and notebook chargers?
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Hello,My name is Ross and I work for iGo. I wanted to let you know that we do indeed have a tip for the NC-10. It is compatible with tip 22. Here is a direct link to this tip.
http://www.igo.com/detail/IGO+6600022-02#
I am sorry you could not find it. It should be up online already, and I am looking into that.
Thanks,
Ross
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Ross:
I checked the site and didn’t see a power adapter for the NC10. Do you have one? Or could I use any standard power adapter?
Thanks 🙂
I am using the iGO Juice 70 which is a discontinued model, but available from some locations, e.g. http://www.110220volts.com/PS00055-0003.html As best I can tell, that model has been replaced with the 85 at http://www.igo.com/detail/IGO+PS00087%2D0002 It appears the 85 does not include the wall (AC) connectivity. You might check with radio shack as they used to carry them. I don’t know if they still do.
Once you get the power adapter, you need the tip for the NC10. Ross said that was #22 which is $9.99 at igo.com
Yeah maybe Ross can check back in and recommend the right igo adapter too
the 130 everywhere would work but not the 85…
and it looks like there is an S22 for that one, but I dont know if its the same as the 22 he mentioned earlier.
For some reason the everywhere85 is not compatible???
Yea, I can’t figure out why they would make one for car and plane but leave out the wall AC connection. I always viewed my juice 70 as a temporary backup in case the power supply failed on my laptops that I’ve had in the past.
and the 130 which does all 3 appears to be an older model and MUCH larger.
If I could buy the everywhere85 I would in a flash. As it stands, my money will be spent elsewhere unless Ross can offer a solution
You can get a new juice 70 (which is a discontinued model) for a reasonable amount. I posted a link above. But I think I saw it in one of amaon’s partners for half that price.
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