Keeping Solar Accessories Powered Up

Topics:
Automotive
Tags:
Accessory,
Battery,
Engineering,
Progressive Casualty Insurance
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Overview: Some cars draw so much power from their never-completely-off onboard electronics such as the car alarm, radio or built-in cell phone that the battery draws down in a couple weeks. Plug a solar 12-volt battery charger into the accessory outlet, stick the panel in the front window and you should always have a charged battery that starts the engine. In this case, the accessory outlet puts power into the battery rather than taking it out.

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Format: HTML | Date: Aug 2008 | Pages: 3

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