Snowmobile Ac To Dc Power Converter 60 Watts Atv Bikes And Sleds With No Battery on 2040-parts.com
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Rugged Duty AC/DC Converter that will convert AC Power from your magneto into DC Power to run accessories such as GPS, Cell phone, spotlight, etc. This small box is completely epoxy encapsulated and will convert AC power into DC power. Its compact size and strong resistance make it the perfect power converter for all snowmobile, ATV or Motorcycles that do not have a battery. Lifetime Warranty and Made in The USA! |
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