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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Battery minder - Battery tender
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Posted for "Jabe Luttrell" <JabeLuttrell@comcast.net>:

  Hello Doug,
  
  I installed a ground power recepticle (from Aircraft Spruce) in my Legacy.
  I located it under the right baggage floor board.  I made a cover from the
  cutout and spring loaded it to close.  I connect a high capacity battery
  charger for all my ground ops and a Batteryminder for when I leave the
  plane.  The battery stays charged.
  
  Jabe Luttrell
  N550JL

> 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