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Old 16th September 2010, 18:13   #1
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Using Car Accessories At Home

Hello Guys,

I have a car air pump that can be plugged and used in car cigaratte lighter socket, I need it to use it home to fill some balloons (it has some attachment),

How is it possible ?

I have an inverter at home, any DIY suggestions?

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Old 16th September 2010, 18:44   #2
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You can follow these steps one by one STEP No. 1 Start your car, STEP No.2 Plug your air pump in its socket, STEP No. 3 Bring your balloon very carefully near your car, STEP No. 4 Check for any holes in the balloonSTEP No. 5 Take your attachements out, STEP No. 6 Find the right size of the attachent which fix to ur balloon, STEP No. 7 Now concentrate and start the pump, STEP No. 8 Very carefully fill the balloons one at a time with air slowly but steadily, STEP No. 9 Fill the air to the balloons upto the PSI mentioned in the guide or, STEP No.10 Take one sample balloon and fill it till it burst & u know how much to fill in other balloons, STEP No. 11 Very important is wear eye protection or face mask or helmet, STEP No. 12 Don't allow childrens while doing this serious experiment near you, STEP No. 13 If you still feel insecure get your elders help to blow the ballooons, STEP No. 14 Stilll if u could not blow it better PM me for more number of other ways bye

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Old 16th September 2010, 20:35   #3
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@ Sathya - That was a hilarious

@rajat- You would need something like this

http://www.manufacturer.com/cimages/...TER_SOCKET.jpg
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You can follow these steps one by one STEP No. 1 Start your car, STEP No.2 Plug your air pump in its socket, STEP No. 3 Bring your balloon very carefully near your car, STEP No. 4 Check for any holes in the balloonSTEP No. 5 Take your attachements out, STEP No. 6 Find the right size of the attachent which fix to ur balloon, STEP No. 7 Now concentrate and start the pump, STEP No. 8 Very carefully fill the balloons one at a time with air slowly but steadily, STEP No. 9 Fill the air to the balloons upto the PSI mentioned in the guide or, STEP No.10 Take one sample balloon and fill it till it burst & u know how much to fill in other balloons, STEP No. 11 Very important is wear eye protection or face mask or helmet, STEP No. 12 Don't allow childrens while doing this serious experiment near you, STEP No. 13 If you still feel insecure get your elders help to blow the ballooons, STEP No. 14 Stilll if u could not blow it better PM me for more number of other ways bye
Excellent DIY...
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Old 16th September 2010, 20:47   #5
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Hello Guys,

I have a car air pump that can be plugged and used in car cigaratte lighter socket, I need it to use it home to fill some balloons (it has some attachment),

How is it possible ?

See link:

DealExtreme: $3.34 AC to DC 12V 450mA Car Cigarette Lighter Power Adapter (90V~240V AC)
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Old 17th September 2010, 00:09   #6
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sreedotk & buntydey > thank u for ur coment, i did not intend to offend any body but want to make a point instead of looking the other way the ballooon could be filled near the car itself.
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Old 17th September 2010, 06:56   #7
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i had bought this one from ebay.in and using it car fm transmitter at home.
eBay India: AC TO CAR 12V DC Adapter Converter IN 110V-240V OUT 12V (item 160479366784 end time 17-Sep-2010 20:38:05 IST)
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