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Re: [VAC] Inverters

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Subject: Re: [VAC] Inverters
From: Mary Marlowe <phishes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 12 Dec 1999 22:26:19 -0500
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I have a question - I see 110 style outlets in my 1965 Overlander... and I
am wondering how that works. Is there 110 power available only when I am
plugged into a landline? Is there power from the battery? Is this original
wiring, or something added later? We don't use power in the trailer much,
so it has remained a mystery. The children are petitioning for a TV, so I
guess I had better figure this out soon. I have already ordered replacement
12 volt fluorescent fixtures, so I am looking forward to having light from
the batteries, at least...
Mary

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Mary Marlowe 
Lake Worth, FL USA
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