For The "Ring Down For Room Service" Types

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IT'S LOUD!




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The PERFECT SHUT-OFF 6-HOUR TIMER! YOU MAY FORGET. BUT IT WON'T!

Let's say your batteries needed four hours nine minutes to charge back up from 12.2 volts last time. Well guess what? They'll need four hours and nine minutes to charge back up this time. But aw heck set the timer for four-and-a half-hours. With a voltage set to 14.8 on a Megawatt it does not matter enough to worry about.

The digital alarm above is loud enough to blast you out of your chaise lounge even after 3-1/3 martinis.

A friend of a friend parked next to me on a beach. He had four golf car batteries the same as I did. He ran his generator 7 hours a day. I ran mine four hours and 10 minutes. He had a Cruising Equipment Co amp hour meter the same as mine. He let a set voltage 14.0 BW Magnetek 75 camp charger do his charger. I had a 50 amp battery charger transformer and rectifier. Even after seven hours his battery bank was NOWHERE near full. Now, that's with a 75 amp charger.

Moral: If you start up an internal combustion engine MAKE IT DO SOMETHING FOR A LIVING.