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From: "Pat and Sue Brunner" <n98pb@sbcglobal.net>
Subject: RE: [LML] Battery minder - Battery tender
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Just connect the battery minder to the battery with the wiring that came
with the unit. Run the wiring to the front of the cowl and tie it down with
wire ties.  The wiring has a cap to cover it when not in use and merely
reaching in and attaching the battery minder when your parked is fast and
easy.

Hope this helps.,

Pat Brunner N98PB IVP

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From: Lancair Mailing List [mailto:lml@lancaironline.net]On Behalf Of
Doug
Sent: Monday, November 08, 2004 6:11 AM
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Subject: [LML] Battery minder - Battery tender


I'm interested if anyone has wired a recepticle into their panel (or
anywhere else) to allow for a quick and easy connection to a battery
minder - those state of the art wonders that top off a gel-cell battery
and then shut off. My battery, in a LNC-2, will be on the aft face of
the firewall, but getting to it to connect a battery minder will be no
easy chore. A recepticle to match the battery minder so I can just plug
it in and forget about it would be wonderful. Has anyone done this? If
so, how did you do it? The connectors on the battery tender I bought
from Aircraft Spruce have some rather odd shaped ends. I suppose I could
cut them off an install more "standard" connectors, but I'm not sure
that is a good idea.  Comments anyone?

Thanks,

Doug Waddingham
Denver, CO


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