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Devices to transfer from wall power to battery backup for transport have existed for a long time. https://wiebetech.com/products/hotplug-field-kit/ https://wie

• remram 5y ago
  TIL. Found a demo on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erq4TO_a3z8&t=3m39s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erq4TO_a3z8&t=3m39s
• dehrmann 5y ago
  Seinfeld had a "rogue electrician" named Slippery Pete who could do this.
• Doxin 5y ago
  I always wonder if you could make a similar device work for EU plugs. You can't wiggle a EU plug out an 8th of an inch and have exposed line voltage, so I imagine you'd need some sort of trick to make it work.
  • qwaxys 5y ago
    It's easier then you think. For anything with more than one socket, you just plug in a second cable into a free socket, once the phases are synced up unplug the extension cord or cut the socket free. For singular sockets straight into the wall, unscrew, clip on connectors with a V shaped knife and same as above. Although when I was working we usually would take images onsite before even considering moving the devices. It's definitely not bullet proof but I've set up my laptop to lock when Ethernet or the monitor is unplugged or any new USB device is plugged in. This stops most but not all live imaging.