Power outlets at SLC???

Does any one out there know if there are power outlets at SLC where I
can plug my laptop computer in to? I a long 6 hour layover there and am
not sure who long my battery will last.

Michael

In article <2fSdnUTTo8IGoa_eRVn-rQ@speakeasy.net>,
mnc@admin.u.nu (Miguel Cruz) wrote:

> <mgrahm@trib.com> wrote:
> > Does any one out there know if there are power outlets at SLC where I
> > can plug my laptop computer in to? I a long 6 hour layover there and am
> > not sure who long my battery will last.
>
> I'd be quite surprised if there weren't. Other than Vienna, I've never been
> to an airport that didn't have outlets accessible.

Of course. Where would the custodial staff plug in the floor cleaners
and other equipment. I have been to SLC before and numerous other
airports, and I have never had a problem plugging in my laptop. I do
carry a six foot extension cord with me so that if I am not able to find
a seat within two or three feat of a power outlet, I can usually find
one within six feet.

Thanks

I guess I was not really questioning if there were outlets, but how
easy to they were to access.

Michael

Shawn Hirn wrote:
> In article <2fSdnUTTo8IGoa_eRVn-rQ@speakeasy.net>,
> mnc@admin.u.nu (Miguel Cruz) wrote:
>
> > <mgrahm@trib.com> wrote:
> > > Does any one out there know if there are power outlets at SLC where I
> > > can plug my laptop computer in to? I a long 6 hour layover there and am
> > > not sure who long my battery will last.
> >
> > I'd be quite surprised if there weren't. Other than Vienna, I've never been
> > to an airport that didn't have outlets accessible.
>
> Of course. Where would the custodial staff plug in the floor cleaners
> and other equipment. I have been to SLC before and numerous other
> airports, and I have never had a problem plugging in my laptop. I do
> carry a six foot extension cord with me so that if I am not able to find
> a seat within two or three feat of a power outlet, I can usually find
> one within six feet.

In article <dgvst2$oor$1@reader1.panix.com>,
ime@panix.com (Randy Hudson) wrote:
>
> At one airport terminal I recently spent several hours in, the electric
> sockets were not live. Presumably the custodial staff throws a circuit
> breaker to use them, then turns it back off so children can't electrocute
> themselves during the day.

Where was this?