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Togo 12 Volt Batteries
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Electricity
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| Date Added: | April 25th Wednesday, 2007 | ||
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Hello Chris, Life without electricity 1. Lights here is easy. I need to make a 12 Volt Charger. What Togo probably wants or needs is a freezer to keep foods in extreme heat from spoiling, and to sell, I do not need this. I have found two sized of 12 Volt Motorcycle Batteries, made in China The have 6 cell, I believe normal lead, and you need to add acid he say, the man from Nigeria The one is about 3 x 3 x 4 inches high and sells for 2500 CFA or 5 US Dollars. The other one is about 3 x 6 x 4 inches high and sells for 3000 CFA or 6 US Dollars. I can buy 12 Volt Light Bulbs for motorcycles real easy, and socketc, etc, so lights is easy. Charger. I cannot find a way to charge this battery. I have the small pad solar charger that came with the wood cooker and I think would charge this battery. BEST SOLUTION IS: A 220 to 12 Volt Charger like a person would use for a car, nobody seems to know anything about them here, I have to believe somewhere in Lome, or Accra the sell them. Everyone pushes solar, and this is good, IF I am not moving, but moving makes is pretty complicated. I am lucky, I had the foresight to make an extension cord for the 12 Volt Solar Charging pad and I can run the wire from the pad to the room, I suppose I always need about 6 meters or yards, I do not have, but I can rig that. I do suppose this pad wil charge the battery, and continue to charge the battery. I now need a 12 volt fan, how much in the USA for a 12 Volt Fan? Andy in Atakpame, Togo Thank you,
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