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- Monster Power Outlets To Go
- Read the Newspaper Before You Go
- Sharing Power Outlets
- Skype for Phoning Home to a Phone
- Finding Electrical Outlets
- Internet Access in Hotels (and other lodgings)
- Internet Access at the Airport
- Getting Through Airport Security
- What Not to do at the Airport
- Internet Access While Traveling
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Monster Power Outlets To Go
I had never seen these before so I had to try one. It’s the Monster Outlets To Go mini-power strip with a very short extension cord. It’s got 3-prong outlets on the the front and back (spaced far enough apart … Continue reading
Posted in Power and Electricity
Tagged monster, outlets to go, power outlets, power strip
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Read the Newspaper Before You Go
If you can read this, then you probably have access to the Internet. Before you travel you might consider getting on-line and reading the local newspaper of your destination to find out more about the area. This may also let … Continue reading
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Sharing Power Outlets
When you’re traveling you never know where there might or might not be enough power outlets. Things to have with you: A small extension cord because if you’re going to want to plug in, it might be in an inconvenient … Continue reading
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Skype for Phoning Home to a Phone
So I’ve always liked Skype it’s a great backup for my cell phone and it’s great for calling home when I’m on vacation but you’ve got to have a computer of some sort to use it. At 2.3 cents per … Continue reading
Finding Electrical Outlets
Where can you find electrical outlets to power your gadgets? First of all, make sure they are fully charged before you leave and if you have spare battery, make sure it’s charged too. Trains: Many train cars have electrical outlets … Continue reading
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Internet Access in Hotels (and other lodgings)
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Internet Access at the Airport
Access at airports can vary. It seems to me that in the US they want to charge you but many airports offer ways to connect if you are already a customer of A&T, T-mobile or some other similar service. When … Continue reading
Posted in Flying and Airports, Internet Access
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Getting Through Airport Security
I travel with so much junk in my carry on luggage I’m always surprised that I don’t get stopped more. I’ve got wires, cables, cameras, chargers, batteries, cell phones, a laptop, wires and who knows what else but the fact … Continue reading
What Not to do at the Airport
When you’re waiting at customs or immigration, do not talk on the phone! They’ll warn you of this over and over and yet people still get yelled at for this. You shouldn’t take pictures in the secure areas either. This … Continue reading
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Internet Access While Traveling
Everyone has access to the Internet while they travel, it just not might be as convenient as it is where they are used to. These days Internet cafes are everywhere you just don’t know what they might be offering. You’re … Continue reading
Using the ATM Machine While Traveling
When you travel to foreign countries you almost always have to have cash converted to local. I’ve always had great results with using ATMs (Automatic Teller Machines). My experience with ATMs anywhere world wide (England, Costa Rica and Prague) has … Continue reading
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The Security Backpack – DaySafe 100 by PacSafe – Review
Here was my mission: I was looking for something so I could go hiking or walking along the beach. But I want to have my camera with me, but when I go swimming (or something where I need to put … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Security
Tagged 26 Things, DayPac, DaySafe, DaySafe 100, PacSafe, PacSafe DaySafe, Security
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Welcome to TechTourist.com!
Welcome! We’ll be talking about traveling with technology. The pros and cons plus what not to forget when you travel around the world with technology. We’ll probably have some non-tech tips too…