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Date:         Tue, 19 Apr 1994 11:07:04 -0700 (PDT)
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From:         James Cook <jcook@netcom.com>
Subject:      Re: Reply to Electrical Mods 

On Tue, 19 Apr 1994 jrp@widcat.widener.edu wrote:

> > I wish some aftermarket place had a monster big alt 100amps+ 8). > > They do. You want 100A, 120A, 150A alternators? Dual-output? > > They are available aftermarket... and they're easy to install. If you > want pretty ones we can get them in all chrome too.

Some of the best books on 12 volt electrical supplies are actually written for boaters, especially sailboaters, who must live on their elecricity while isolated at sea.

One, for example, Living on 12 Volts, spells it all out. The author of a series of these is an smart elecrical engineer who speciallizes in 12 volt stuff.

His company, in Washington STate I believe, has designed custom devices that optimize your amps, charge rates, etc. so you are always maximally re-charing the batteries without burning them. Very high quality, well thought out stuff.

Rather than a single recharge rate, his system automatically adjusts for optimization.

James


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