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December 12th 04, 07:13 AM
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24Volt Charger
Anyone know where I might find a 24 volt battery charger?
Thanks.. Ralph Griffith 
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December 12th 04, 07:34 AM
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"Ralf" > wrote in message ... > Anyone know where I might find a 24 volt battery charger? > Thanks.. Ralph Griffith > > http://www.absolutebattery.com/24v5.htm
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December 13th 04, 03:14 PM
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Also check local boat places as many trolling motors apparently use 24v
battery setups. I needed a 24v charger for a forklift and found one at the local Bass Pro Shops. Pete C. el Diablo wrote: > > "Ralf" > wrote in message > ... > > Anyone know where I might find a 24 volt battery charger? > > Thanks.. Ralph Griffith > > > > > > http://www.absolutebattery.com/24v5.htm
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