Yes exactly unless you can use that heat as solar power to run the equipment, obviously wishful thinking.
I hear ya, Iām in pot hole city over here. Not to mention some strong June rain. Between pot holes and moisture getting in the trunk, I think this is not an option for my vehicle 
I tried a car printer but the tires kept getting jammed in the drum.
I moved on.
Think āoutside the boxā on this one. A ātrueā MOBILE printer works off of a rechargeable battery and WifFi. It does not mean you need it to print from your car (although a great convenience), but how about your signers table (especially if they donāt have one)? I have an HP OfficeJet 200 and it fits in my briefcase along with my laptop. 50 page capacity. I donāt use it to print big packages, but that āerror at the table, missing doc, or 20-30 page loan mod that came in across the street from the house Iām doing a REFI atā comes in real handy. Owning one is like insurance: You may not need it hardly ever, but when you do, you will wish you had it (especially for those concerned about GAS!). Also, itās not only a sales pitch in itself, but ābillableā because itās not expected to have one as a norm. I do a lot of car title notarizations where both buyer and seller need to sign the title in my presence at the time of the sale. $10 for a copy. Just snap a pic and print!
You must have a rolling briefcase or you have some serious muscles. I have a rolling briefcase and many days multiple files fills it up. I could not imagine adding any more equipment to the bag.
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Nah, just a really good quality, comfortable shoulder strap. Iāve never had enough business in one day to justify wheels. My laptop actually weights more than the printer does!
Had one tooā¦ ditched it as it was killing my back
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Had a mobile office in MD the last 2 years with no concerns about heat or cold. Mine is a brother 5200 dual tray with an ecoflow rechargable battery.
Definitely no concerns now, since the car will put the air on when internal temp goes above 100 degrees.
Hello! May I ask exactly what model ecoflow you use? Iām looking to buy one to use for both my Epson 580w scanner and a Brother HLL2305W. Thanks in advance!
@CAquail Great question! 
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Ecoflow Delta for 3 years, no issues
Great, thank you! I figured I would need something over 1000w for the printer, and that fits the bill.