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Normal voltage values? 1800

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posted by  matt b on  Fri Oct 31 11:23 CST 2003
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Engine makes the wheels go 'round. 5.83 words. Not too bad.

Thanks... I will go into them websites and look around. These ain't your normal batteries though... they are sealed, so no hydrometer use available. Probably some sort of gell cell, but definitely not lead acid.

Neat stuff whatever they are. And just today I recieved my charge controller for the solar panels, and some metering eqpt. So I'll be all good by weekends end. Thanks!

-matt






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