Batteryminder Dc Extension Cables - 25ft. on 2040-parts.com
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Sign up for my email newsletters by adding my eBay Store to your Favorites AUTHORIZED RESELLER BatteryMinder DC Extension Cables - 25ft. PRODUCT OVERVIEW The safe and easy way to extend the reach of your battery charger from DC outlet to battery. Made with heavy-duty 16-ga. black zip cord featuring automotive SAE "bullet" connectors on each end for dependable performance. Ideal for use with the BatteryMINDer series and other battery chargers (sold separately). 5-year limited warranty.
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