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| Small-Battery Chargers: Ray-O-Vac Stands Out The Ray-O-Vac PS3 pumps power into all types (except 9V) and technologies. For 9V’s, we’d take the Millennium Rapidcharger. At $10, the Ray-O-Vac PS1 earns Best Buy honors.
The quality, accuracy and multiple features of todays handheld electronicsVHF radios, Global Positioning Satellites (GPSs) and GPS chartplottersrival their fixed-mount counterparts. This near parity, along with their lower cost, makes the handheld a smart choice for the frugal boat owner. Their drawback? They need batteries, and some units seem to eat them up as quickly as the Cookie Monster goes through a sleeve of Chips AHoys. You can stow a large cache of single-use batteries, but disposal is environmentally unkind. Wed rather not. Therefore, using rechargeable batteries is the obvious way to go. Subscriber login Purchase selection, or begin your FREE 14-day trial subscription to powerboat-reports.com. Click Here to download Adobe Acrobat | |||||||
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