Questions about Roehl's equipment.

I just acquired my class A license through CDL of GA a few weeks ago and got signed in with Roehl. My experience so far with my recruiter has been pleasant and I leave for orientation this Sunday the 13th. After doing a bit of research i've sort of figured out how orientation and training is going to work out.

My main question here is about the 2 hour limit on the inverter you buy and have them install. I'm trying to wrap my head around what this means as a whole. Can I hook up a smaller inverter to one of the cig outlets in the sleeper or would that get me into hot water? I know I can't hook up a fridge in the trucks but I can put a 12v cooler in it.
On the side I do a lot of video rendering and 3D animation and my laptop needs at least 240 watts to function properly. I'm mainly curious to see if this would be something that would prevent me from using my laptop while i'm out.

I'm going to be doing flatbed national out of Georgia and was also curious to see if anyone else is doing the same. I want to see where people are typically sent out to and from.

Any general advice pre-orientation would be much appreciated as well. A month ago I didn't know anything about the trucking industry except that its what I wanted to get into, so I have no idea what to honestly expect past training.

 

Roehl seemed to be my best option with my 2 speeding tickets and allowing me home time for hunting and other things I do. I'm only planning on staying for a year then going to TMC or just going somewhere in Georgia that does supersized loads. Before Roehl I was about to screw myself by going with western express lol

 

Lone Star was a company I was looking at. Was hoping after 2-3 years in the Industry i'd get my own truck and start working for myself then grow outward into a full fledged company.