From: wolverine01@charter.net   
      
   I'm embarrassed I didn't just do this right away.  Couldn't have been   
   easier.  Only positive thing about not doing it was I at least learned   
   about the diesel particulate filter.   
      
   The hardest part of the whole thing was getting the rubber stick on   
   plugs into the grommets on the panel.  Once you get them in, it does   
   stick very good even to a cold window.  Very overcast here today, but it   
   immediately turned on when faced upright, and if you turn it down away   
   from the light it goes off.  So I know it is working.   
      
   Two pictures.  The outside view shows how small it is and easy to get on   
   the window.  The inside shows the little green light that goes on when   
   it is charging.  Stays green when charging and blinks when charging is   
   full.  It stops at 13.5 volts, and when battery gets down to 13 Volts it   
   restarts.   
      
   I anticipate taking this with when we go out because if we're set up for   
   even a week somewhere that might be enough to draw down the battery so   
   it wouldn't start.  Eliminating that concern is a very good thing.  This   
   was a very affordable solution to the battery issue.   
      
      
      
      
      
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