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Thread: Separate 12 volt system

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07-22-2007, 18:52

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Tx75Pinz

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Location: Comstock, TX

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I appreciate the info. If, and when, you have time, I'd sure like to see pics of the unit and get more information about how to install it. I've had enough minor electrical problems on my Pinz that I really hesitate to add another converter or more stuff to drain the batteries. This idea sounds like more of a viable alternative.
Thanks again!

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