Solar Battery Charger... ?
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Boxman
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Re: Solar Battery Charger...
I think it would have been a good idea for you to KEEP the original Subject of this topic.
The Subject PICS when viewing the list of posts tells me nothing.
I think it would have been a good idea for you to KEEP the original Subject of this topic.
The Subject PICS when viewing the list of posts tells me nothing.
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Re: Solar Battery Charger...
Gatorboy:
Cut the fellow some slack here. He DID change the subject line, but you changed it back.
Gatorboy:
Cut the fellow some slack here. He DID change the subject line, but you changed it back.
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Re: Solar Battery Charger...
Thanks for the tip Gatorboy, I'm still learning all of the quirks of this WebBBS interface and had no idea that flat mode was the default view...and the subjet PICS at least told you there were pics and you looked /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
Thanks for the tip Gatorboy, I'm still learning all of the quirks of this WebBBS interface and had no idea that flat mode was the default view...and the subjet PICS at least told you there were pics and you looked /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
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Re: Solar Battery Charger...
<font color="blue"> ( I'm still learning all of the quirks of this WebBBS interface and had no idea that flat mode was the default view )</font>
Normally (in non-flat BBS), changing subject lines is encouraged to relay the current conversation within a conversation, but here it is somewhat frowned upon for the reason you stated.
Regardless, thanks for posting the pictures. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
<font color="blue"> ( I'm still learning all of the quirks of this WebBBS interface and had no idea that flat mode was the default view )</font>
Normally (in non-flat BBS), changing subject lines is encouraged to relay the current conversation within a conversation, but here it is somewhat frowned upon for the reason you stated.
Regardless, thanks for posting the pictures. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
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I've a little solar panel that charges up the 12v light that I bought from countryhomeproducts (web site by this name), the folks that make the DR mowers/trimmers. It works great. The solar light, incl. the panel was about $119.
TSC has 12v solar panels for around $130 that are designed to charge 12v batteries that are used to run their gate openers/closers. I've thought about buying one of these to charge the batteries I use in my big garden for electric fencing and for my 12v irrigation pump. May yet, if we finally get another dry year. Didn't have to run the pump last year, and the fence runs about a month on each charge.
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TSC has 12v solar panels for around $130 that are designed to charge 12v batteries that are used to run their gate openers/closers. I've thought about buying one of these to charge the batteries I use in my big garden for electric fencing and for my 12v irrigation pump. May yet, if we finally get another dry year. Didn't have to run the pump last year, and the fence runs about a month on each charge.
Ralph
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Battery charger http://www.solartech.com/articlegrainews.htm