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If you want to go the low-budget route (and there's nothing wrong with
that, but remember that solar panels have a "lifespan," and cheaper to
buy may not always amortize to being cheaper per year of use), you might
also look at harborfrieght.com as well. They have frequent sales,
coupons, etc. and while I'd not use any of their stuff for "mission
critical" purposes, for the casual user, a lot of their stuff is
fair-to-middlin', price considered. And much of it is from the same
Chinese factories as Northern Tool. And Northern Tool is owned/managed
by a dip**** and his smarmy idiot brother, so I'm not inclined to give
them a dime of my money - YMMV.

TC,
R

I went that route for my boat lift battery. The battery held all summer
without having to charge it on a battery charger and gets a fair amount of
use.

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=41144

JT