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I am not clear on this. Do the inexpensive gear reduction models work?

To save money, look for Amazon returns.

Best to ask him.

I was trying to recall what someone had said about them. There are plenty of threads on NOCO. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/on-board-battery-charger.178958/#post-2133596

I believe someone on this forum had issues with NOCO. Don't recall what they were.

Since this thread is all over the board on AC, I thought I would add something. If there is a way to use a 110 volt Mitsubishi split AC unit or similar, consider it. They use A LOT less energy than the roof top models. Invert your voltage. Practical? Well that depends on your set up.

I believe NOCO is Chinese.

https://www.amazon.com/ProMariner-43012-ProSport-Generation-Battery/dp/B00F5EBR1C/ref=sr_1_9?dchild=1&keywords=pro+mariner&qid=1612966907&sr=8-9 Been quite happy with this unit.

Interesting comment.

If you are going to Overland in an FMTV, make Unimog owners your BFFs and learn to swear in German. The only people crying harder during Overlanding break down are the Unimogers. They sneeze and Euros fly out lol I patiently wait the rebutall from current Unimog owners :ROFLMAO: gesundheit !

Absolutely not. Only $399.99.

Would you happen to have a picture of what your did. Sounds like a great idea.

That will buff out

Make it a fun challenge to spend as little as possible to furnish it with things others have discarded with no idea of their value.

Be sure these are relatively new. Get the production date if you can. I got burned in one purchase. The silicone was too old. I used HPS for my fittings.

Honestly, I would give the local Alison guys a call. Might be insightful.

Maybe a 3700?

If you are overlanding, definitely get the Alison synthetic fluid. I might just flush it with motor oil to get the possible h2o out first.