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Old 10-07-2003, 04:33 AM   #1
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Solar Charger

I took a trip to our local Harbor Freight Tool store, and they have an inexpensive solar battery charger. Well, relatively inexpensive. Around $20 for a trickle charger that won't cook the battery. I saw a post a bit ago where someone had bought a similar one that they use on VW's when shipping them here. Sounds like a good idea.


http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=38055

It is made by ICP Technologies. They are big in Solar accessories.

I may try it out on my car that has a battery that is slowly on it's way out. With the Florida sun, I should do OK.

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I got some of the VW chargers, and put two in the south facing front window of my AS while it's parked. My guess is that they would be a little higher quality and provide more power than the Harbor Freight unit. Plus,they're about the same price...

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