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Subject: (ET) 18 volt source
From: Chris Zach <czach computer org>
Date: Wed, 24 Aug 2005 21:04:21 -0400
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Ok, I love my Elec-trak's new flooded NiCD pack. I haven't even had towater the cells...

However there is a problem in paradise: NiCDs hate to be tapped. And Iuse 18 volts a lot for things.

So I need a 36 volt to 18 volt converter for the front lift (30amps),rear lift (same) and all my little tools (up to 30a). Any suggestions onwhat I could use?

I guess I could just go with a Curtiss GC controller wired to 18 voltsor something. But I'd prefer another suggestion.


Chris

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