Louie:
If you are going to replace the converter, utilize the new style one's
having a electronic circuitry and a computer type cooling fan. Many
individuals utilizing the GMCnet have recently replaced their original
converter with one made by Statpower, http://www.statpower.com. It has a
built-in, state-of-the-art three stage battery charger that is the latest.
If you click on the Buy Online button, near the top center of the page, you
can navigate to the Statpower 40 unit. They offer a refurbished unit for
(~$200.00) half of what you would pay for a new one. A remote panel meter
is also available for the converter.
Paul Bartz
From: LDONE [mailto:LDONE]
Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 1999 9:39 AM
Subject: GMC: converter went south-without me
my stock power converter still buzzes but is not putting out any juice. Is
there a replacement model for that unit available on the market?
If you are going to replace the converter, utilize the new style one's
having a electronic circuitry and a computer type cooling fan. Many
individuals utilizing the GMCnet have recently replaced their original
converter with one made by Statpower, http://www.statpower.com. It has a
built-in, state-of-the-art three stage battery charger that is the latest.
If you click on the Buy Online button, near the top center of the page, you
can navigate to the Statpower 40 unit. They offer a refurbished unit for
(~$200.00) half of what you would pay for a new one. A remote panel meter
is also available for the converter.
Paul Bartz
From: LDONE [mailto:LDONE]
Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 1999 9:39 AM
Subject: GMC: converter went south-without me
my stock power converter still buzzes but is not putting out any juice. Is
there a replacement model for that unit available on the market?
