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Oh, lookie what I did Larry. TWO batteries. I had to lay them on their side to make them fit on the top shelf.
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Oh, lookie what I did Larry. TWO batteries. I had to lay them on their side to make them fit on the top shelf.
Yep, the beauty of LiFo. Nice. How much amp hours do you have now? BTW, nice anti-dust tool!
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I have two 100Ah batteries, so 200Ah. Normally, I don't need it. But in Alaska I ran out of power, and didn't have enough sun to charge. I'm curious to see how this works in the desert when it's warm/hot and the fridge cycles more.
As far as the "anti-dust tool," it's all YOUR fault.
I thought it was a back country forge tool!I have two 100Ah batteries, so 200Ah. Normally, I don't need it. But in Alaska I ran out of power, and didn't have enough sun to charge. I'm curious to see how this works in the desert when it's warm/hot and the fridge cycles more.
As far as the "anti-dust tool," it's all YOUR fault.
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Actually, I think somebody has used theirs to get a camp fire started.
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Multi-use tools are awesome!
A CO2 cylinder to put a fire out?