Layover in Santiago

After some stuffy and turbulent plane rides, I arrived in Santiago.  Right now all of the different teams are meeting in the Palmer Agency office to get through customs with assistance from one of the agents.  I met one person who is staying the winter with me (aside from the other researcher); everybody else is leaving after six weeks.  He's the IT guy.  He's going to check to see if Skype is permissible to use now, but he says Google+ hangouts are still okay.  In about 20 minutes we have to go and check our luggage with LAN airlines.  From there, we can go get lunch somewhere in the airport.  Then I'm off for another 5 hour plane ride to Punta Arenas, with a short stop in Puerto Montt to refuel the aircraft.  I don't have a converter, and my laptop's dying.  Hopefully there will be stuff to do in Punta Arenas aside from Internet-related shenanigans.  Or maybe I can find a converter somewhere.