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charging camera on trains?
Fri, 04/23/2010 - 07:09
Hello, we have a few night trains we will be going on. We are in 2nd class. I know in first you sometimes would get a plug, but is there any chance in 2nd class you would ever get one? Unsure of how I can charge it….I am thinking I will bring 2 extra batteries though and this should solve the problem. But still curious anyway
I am leaving from Canada with $5000 for 38 days
Amsterdam, Hanover, Berlin, Munich, Zürich, Lucerne, Rome, Florence, Paris, Bruges, Lille, London
Amsterdam, Hanover, Berlin, Munich, Zürich, Lucerne, Rome, Florence, Paris, Bruges, Lille, London
The trains are electric or diesel-electric so there is electricity. There are sometimes outlets in 1st class, but it’s pretty unlikely that you’ll find one near your seat in 2nd class. You might find a usable outlet on a trip or two, but I wouldn’t count on it.