Here it is, just add salt water and you get 12 VDC! When it runs down,
simply rinse with fresh water, refill and away you go!

http://dragonet.com/fhp/

Betcha Bobsprit doesn't have one or even know they exist! Three batteries, a
top of the line battery charger, emergency backup, stereo, tv,
hahahahaaaaa!!!!!!!

EviroGen 12V
Voltage (no load) approx. 12+V
Voltage @ 4 Watts approx. 10 V
Amperage approx. 400mA

or
Voltage @ 8 Watts approx. 8 V
Amperage approx 850mA

Power (per single set anodes) approx. 40+ Ah

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Not much power output there. It's good enough to maybe
run a teensy-weeny transistor radio or some such.


"Ligniere" wrote in message thlink.net...
Here it is, just add salt water and you get 12 VDC! When it runs down,
simply rinse with fresh water, refill and away you go!

http://dragonet.com/fhp/

Betcha Bobsprit doesn't have one or even know they exist! Three batteries, a
top of the line battery charger, emergency backup, stereo, tv,
hahahahaaaaa!!!!!!!

That would be an excellent method of running an anchor light. I doubt I
would trust it to a bilge pump though.
40 amp/hrs. I wonder how long the anodes last?

CM

"Ligniere" wrote in message
thlink.net...
| Here it is, just add salt water and you get 12 VDC! When it runs down,
| simply rinse with fresh water, refill and away you go!
|
| http://dragonet.com/fhp/
|
| Betcha Bobsprit doesn't have one or even know they exist! Three batteries,
a
| top of the line battery charger, emergency backup, stereo, tv,
| hahahahaaaaa!!!!!!!
|
|

Here it is, just add salt water and you get 12 VDC! When it runs down,
simply rinse with fresh water, refill and away you go!

Interesting that there are no output specs.

RB