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17-01-2002, 17:47
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Hook-ups
Do you mean connectors? If so, some quick disconnects are being sent to each team via THE MAIL (Along wiht your light covers, reflective tape, etc.) ! No one has gotten theirs yet though.... if you are interested in ordering some you can to to http://www.andersonpower.com - I'm not sure on the part number - maybe someone else can help you with that. Personally, I would wait for FIRST to mail them to you, but the again who knows how long that will be!!!
- Katie PS: DON'T DRILL HOLES IN YOUR BATTERIES!  |
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17-01-2002, 18:21
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Katie, thanks for the post.
I think we want some cables that one side can be connected to the battery charger and the other side has a ring shape (or other shape) connector that connects to the battery. Thanks a lot. AL |
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