tensazangetsu20:


Just my laptop. I think you were lucky to get a genuine person. I think I was scammed lol.

Pickmycall:
Don't trust anyone for business on nairaland.

tensazangetsu20:


This is my laptop here but with the 10th gen processor.

https://www.msi.com/Laptop/GF65-Thin-9SX/Specification

It's 180 watts. The guy who installed came and checked it and said it was 500 and recommended a battery and inverter set to match it. The only thing used with it is an external monitor. No fan or light. During that normal usage the GPU isn't on but it still draws if I start using any application that drags in power from the GPU the stuff will only be on for one hour max. The laptop battery isn't that great. Last like an hour before it dies.

tensazangetsu20:

Laptops power draw is around 500 watts.

tensazangetsu20:


The Solar na scam o. My laptop has a GPU so it draws a ton of power. On continuous usage I get 6 hours of use before it dies and I have to use generator. I got it for 250k sha

Johnchrix:


Baba how much I fit setup that kind of your solar

tensazangetsu20:


Wait until you get job. Data go frustrate you, fuel go frustrate you. There's presently hot fuel scarcity and you can't even get fuel to buy lol. The black man was created in Satan's image. There's nothing anyone else can tell me

qtguru:
I have been there, there was a time, I had a laptop and it will go off the moment NEPA Struck

This is the advice that I can think of, getting Tech jobs are hard because you need to prove yourself, most companies want devs that can take on jobs with minimal training, and it's not the basic design of static sites, it's understanding JS and building applications at least.

The easiest way is freelance, a job is harder to get than freelance, I do Chrome Extension and it's actually easy than building a React Application, that's a niche to try, if not find non-tech gigs like WordPress Content manager.

As for power, that one is a difficult one.

If someone advises you, people, you people reply with insults, which is another reason, a referral is hard on this section, how can I refer a dev that insults people for no reason?

Ciao

tollyboy5:

Use the solar with laptop power bank and thank me later.

Fapemz:


Thanks for the recommendation Sir! We don't take it for granted. The truth is that there is a great number of people whose basic power needs can be met by our small power solution but they are mainly ill-informed or lost in the crowd. Alternative energy is a game changer but a lot are still not well educated about it all.

earthrealm:


BUY 1 OF THOSE SMALL power packs sold by fapemz / cooldipo.....i think they output 12v and have a 12v charging input port then buy 1 unit, or best if you can make it 2 units of 100w or 150w solar panel.---- about 25k each....then get a small 20amps pwm charge controller - abt 10k, and a small 12v 300w inverter, 13k to 18k.. and you are good to go. this may exceed your budget slightly, but if u do ur research well and is willing to put in some work, you can achieve ur aim at an affordable price

Mustiboy:


where can I get this particular Inverter?

how's it holding up today?

Mustiboy:
Can anyone suggest a low-idle inverter that can power a laptop of the following power specs?

ø4.0, 65W AC Adapter, Output: 19V DC, 3.42A, 65W, Input: 100~240V AC 50/60Hz universal

We already have a nice setup back at home, but I need an inverter that can charge just my laptop when I'm away from home... and probably power one bulb and a 55w fan.

I am your sure plug... See my previous post before this. Laptop powerbank is my forte.

Can this go with a 100ah battery? if yes, what quality battery would you recommend? I don't need solar. light is quite stable here. just need backup.

Thanks in advance.