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chicoelnino
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Just wondering on train travel in SE.Asia are there power points on the train in which one can charge up batters, laptops etc??
#1 Posted: 22/1/2011 - 04:46
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IN the 1st class cabins in the Thai trains there are power plugs, though not sure about how reliable they are. Not sure about second class.
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In addition to the 1st class cabins on Thai sleeper trains I seem to recall seeing powerpoints/sockets on the wall in the Sprinter trains (2nd class aircon seat cars). I'd be a bit hesitant to wack my laptop/iPod plugs into these (ages old) but you can have a go. No trains to speak of in Laos and Cambodia but maybe someone else can reply re. Vietnam etc.
#5 Posted: 27/1/2011 - 00:09