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This year will be my 5th consecutive AirVenture. If ever there was a
born camping hater, it's me. But I have slowly gotten the hang of it. Last year was fantastic, and I have some of the regulars here for the ideas that made it that way. (Eye shades & ear plugs... how could that have not occurred to me?) Having electrical power for Game Boys and my throwaway laptop made a big difference. Last year I bought one of these to charge a good sized gel cell: http://www.goldenpsx.com/image1.jpg It worked fine but I'm not sure what would have happened in an 'over charge' situation. Since several of you are expert in electronics and engineering, can anyone take a quick look at this and tell me if this unit would be advisable to use between the 12V solar panel (13 watt) and a 12V gel cell? Not knowing what keywords to search on make this sort of thing a bit difficult. http://store.solar-electric.com/sg-4.html Tom |
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