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#3562
04/12/2005 08:34 PM
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I know they are different so still have to pick one up. Some of the sites say sometime the England adapter is used also.
Talking about charging our batteries, so am wondering how many I should worry about getting. Have never tried to charge stuff from a generator before, so don't know if it takes longer/shorter or the same? Will have multiple things that will need to be charged -- planning on taking several batteries for the different equipment, but of course they all take their own seperate chargers -- that's always the way.
And in the camps are you limited to the number of things that you can charge at any particular point? That would limit the number of adapters needed. Have to double check, but think all of the chargers that I will be dealing with are 240 volt option built in so that helps in not having to deal with a converter also, but might take one regardless.
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