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Hi
I can only confirm that the Strobl units are far superior to many other units as I am using them on my DUO. 1to1,5 hrs in the sun in the morning usually recharges the 7amp Batterie completly (which you use to start flying with) you switch to charge the other batterie during flight and you can keep on switching them like this and you usually end up a long day with 1 Batterie fully charged and the second one down to about 12.5V. This is especially handy if you are using the transponder as well. Sofar never switched more than once during a flight. A Strobl Solarpanel on the Trailer to charge a portable Buffer Batterie is the Cherry on the Cake. We fly with Solarpower so lets charge our Batteries with Solarpower. |
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