Travel Charger for MacBook

Hi,
I'll be traveling out of the country in a few weeks and I'm looking for a travel charger that can recharge the battery while it's not in the MacBook (I have 2 batteries, so I would like to use the laptop while the other battery is charging).
Does such a product exist?
Thanks,
Roland Thomas
MacBook (black)   Mac OS X (10.4.9)  

OWC have one such device: 
Battery Charger/Conditioner.
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