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Thanks to all of you for your info on the battery charging. I feel a lot better about it now. Hope I get an operators manual soon so I can figure out what the display on the gauge face mean. I see the charge level--(fuel guage), MPH or KPH, seems like hours of operation (odometer), a clock??? and I don't know what the orange buttons do. Thanks, Joe.
  • Posted 16 Sep 2012 03:37
  • By joetx
  • joined 14 Sep'12 - 23 messages
  • Texas, United States

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