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#1124330 - 04/25/15 01:04 PM Re: ... aiming to electrical "self-sufficiency" [Re: ConRAD]
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I tried the e-werk, and I found it good for flat tours. As soon as yo go to California coast, Alps, Pyrineees etc the e-werk si not good enough. the FL is a notch over the e-werk. I canned the e-werk on this behalf. I found it unusable for the type of travels we are doing. Your question about the diagrams got answered already. I am charging battereis for my Garmin, my iphone and the camera batteries.

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... aiming to electrical "self-sufficiency" ConRAD 04/22/15 08:47 PM
Re: ... aiming to electrical "self-sufficiency" memy 04/24/15 08:34 PM
Re: ... aiming to electrical "self-sufficiency" ConRAD 04/25/15 06:35 AM
Re: ... aiming to electrical "self-sufficiency" Deul 04/25/15 07:26 AM
Re: ... aiming to electrical "self-sufficiency" ConRAD 04/25/15 09:09 AM
Re: ... aiming to electrical "self-sufficiency" memy 04/25/15 10:12 AM
Re: ... aiming to electrical "self-sufficiency" ConRAD 04/25/15 12:49 PM
Re: ... aiming to electrical "self-sufficiency" Deul 04/25/15 01:04 PM
Re: ... aiming to electrical "self-sufficiency" memy 04/26/15 12:33 PM
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