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19-01-2010, 16:34
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Re: Think About Protecting Your Battery!
We've used the plastic buckle for the past 3 seasons, it works great. Velcro is also a great idea. And the strap and block kit that AndyMark sells also looks very good.
I wonder about the shock loading thing....has anyone experimented with foam or other resilient materials? I wonder if the foam used in pool noodles would be good for this? It seems to be similar to one type of race car roll bar padding. |
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