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Charger(s) for the Electricfly

The Offboard Charger is by GNB Industrial Battery Company, an 'SCR charger 100', actualy manufactured by SAFT NIFE CORP.




The Onboard Charger - is by Robert Weekley (me) & Canadian Tire - in the form of a custom built charger, so far - for the front three Traction Batteries, and the AGM Accessory Battery.

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