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Can you use a Dell AC adapter for an HP?

Throckmorton

Throckmorton

Lifer
I left my AC adapter in the office. I drove back but the security guard was too busy sitting in her Jeep to open the door for me, even after I drove by her and stared 4 times.

It's really damn hard to find the voltage that these laptops are supposed to use. It's not a spec that is usually given. I know the Dell's output voltage is 19.5v 3.43a (which may be too low), but I find varying voltages for the HP from 18v-12v. Does anyone have this laptop and can check what voltage the HP adapter puts out?
 
These laptops all use the same adapter:

HP Pavilion: NX7300, NX7400, NX6110, NX6115, NX6310 , NX6315 , NX6320 , NX6325, nx6125, nw8440 series ...

HP Pavilion: NC2400 , NC4200, NC4400, NC6110, nc6120, nc6140, nc6220, NC6320 , NC6400, nc8430 series ...

Compaq Tablet PC: TC4400 series ...
 
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