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J57ltr · 09.13.2009, 09:46 PM

Just wait for heavy trash pickup and scan the streets for "stuff". I was actually on the way to drop off the parts at the machine shop we use on Friday so I drove up and down the streets around since it was heavy trash day. I have already picked up lawn mowers, 4 gas weed eaters, and a coupple of sets of M&K speakers along with a Polk center channel and a Klipsch speaker and a subwoofer. The tweeters were blown in 3 of M&k's but I was able to fix 2 of them (the others had been overdriven so hard the coils were de laminating from the forms).

Found a set of 12V 12Ah on Ebay for about 30 shipped but I noticed that there are 9Ah batteries that I could use 4 in the same space and have 18Ah

Jeff

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J57ltr RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 610 Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Tomball/ Houston Tx.	09.13.2009, 09:46 PM Just wait for heavy trash pickup and scan the streets for "stuff". I was actually on the way to drop off the parts at the machine shop we use on Friday so I drove up and down the streets around since it was heavy trash day. I have already picked up lawn mowers, 4 gas weed eaters, and a coupple of sets of M&K speakers along with a Polk center channel and a Klipsch speaker and a subwoofer. The tweeters were blown in 3 of M&k's but I was able to fix 2 of them (the others had been overdriven so hard the coils were de laminating from the forms). Found a set of 12V 12Ah on Ebay for about 30 shipped but I noticed that there are 9Ah batteries that I could use 4 in the same space and have 18Ah Jeff The Warnings & Cautions discussed in this manual cant cover all possible conditions/situations. It must be understood that common sense and caution are factors which cant be built into this product.