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- bozzzydmc - 03 Apr 2007
You could see what Ed Uding has in stock.
Personally i have one of these:-
http://www.specialtauto.com/delorean-pa ... ators.html
the D140 amp version.
Had this for over two years now.
- NickT - 03 Apr 2007
bozzzydmc Wrote:You could see what Ed Uding has in stock.
Personally i have one of these:-
http://www.specialtauto.com/delorean-pa ... ators.html
the D140 amp version.
Had this for over two years now.
I have the same too. Small compact easy to fit and powerful enough.
I also use a halfords calcium 094 battery (trade card 8) ). If you put some wood in the original base it fits in the area nice.
Sorting the basics now cuts out many problems later.
Using jump leads lends to spiking electronics.
NickT
- Daniel Shane - 03 Apr 2007
Goto a Renault Dealer and ask for one from a Renault Alpine Atmo or A610. There 140 amp and are pretty good units, only £160 quid too
Dan