Subject	I think it was about $13.....
Posted by	Zluster on January 28, 2008 at 10:37 AM
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In Reply To	Can you elaborate on the '96 automatic charger? posted by johnnysombrero on January 28, 2008 at 10:21 AM
Message	from harbor frieght, they have a couple of models, one with large allegator type clamps, and probably rated much lower than this one, this one has some "eyelets" that let you tighten down the wire below the nuts for the battery cable connectors. Then you plug it in, leave it plugged in, and when your battery dips below a certain point this kick in to charge it up. would also be good in things like a motor home that you need to store long term and want to keep the battery charged. --------------------------- The Gods are Just. *Disclaimer: Ignore any technical advice offered. Not responsible for Damages or Stolen goods*
Follow Ups	Work on my red vert continues slowly: - Zluster 00:36:05 01/28/08 Re: Work on my red vert continues slowly: - DualZ (SF) 00:45:16 01/28/08 About 2 turbos lighter than a TT engine. (n/m) - Zluster 01:05:35 01/28/08 nice work (n/m) - nemo1080 02:58:44 01/28/08 what are you going to do about that engine bay, is the - CRAZZEPETE. 07:13:32 01/28/08 Its mostly soot.... - Zluster 10:38:23 01/28/08 Can you elaborate on the '96 automatic charger? - johnnysombrero 10:21:09 01/28/08 I think it was about $13..... - Zluster 10:37:43 01/28/08 trickle charger, you can pick one up at Sears for under - Cap927(Boston) 14:12:07 01/28/08
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