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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><rss version="2.0" xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:sy="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/syndication/" > <channel> <title>RSS Innovate Salone</title> <link>http://innovatesalone.org/</link> <description>Innovate Salone</description> <lastBuildDate>Fri, 10 Oct 2025 01:32:06 +0200</lastBuildDate> <language>en</language> <sy:updatePeriod>daily</sy:updatePeriod> <sy:updateFrequency>1</sy:updateFrequency> <item> <title>Scosche USB Car Charger</title> <description>MEET THE NEW USB TYPE-C / USB-C CONNECTOR The new USB Type-C / USB-C connector is a revolution in design and operability. It features a slim connector design specifically tailored to emerging products across the mobile ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/scosche_revolt_c2_dual_usb_car_1.jpg" alt="Scosche reVOLT c2 Dual USB Car Charger Review - Legit" align="left" /><p>MEET THE NEW USB TYPE-C / USB-C CONNECTOR The new USB Type-C / USB-C connector is a revolution in design and operability. It features a slim connector design specifically tailored to emerging products across the mobile communications and computing spectrum. The connector is reversible and therefore is able to be inserted either side up for added convenience. INCREASED POWER AND SPEED With USB Type-C / USB-C cables, you not only get the usual charge & sync functionality, but also power delivery and, depending upon the USB specification of the cable, blazing data transfer speeds...</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Car Usb]]></category> <link>http://innovatesalone.org/CarUsb/scosche-usb-car-charger</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">http://innovatesalone.org/CarUsb/scosche-usb-car-charger</guid> <pubDate>Thu, 09 Oct 2025 21:32:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Outlet for Car Charger</title> <description>One of the more daunting perceived obstacles to driving a plug-in electric car seems to be the need for a home charging station. While plug-in hybrids can be recharged overnight using their 120-Volt charging cords ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/aterra_designs_240v_50a_nema_14.jpg" alt="Aterra Designs | 240V 50A NEMA 14-50 4 Prong Outlet for Car Charger" align="left" /><p>One of the more daunting perceived obstacles to driving a plug-in electric car seems to be the need for a home charging station. While plug-in hybrids can be recharged overnight using their 120-Volt charging cords, battery-electric drivers should really have access to a 240-Volt Level 2 charging station. Those will recharge the full battery pack in anything from 4 to 9 hours, depending on the specific car. Many owners will want to retrofit a charging station into an existing garage, but to lay out the principles, we're starting with what it takes to install one into a garage that's being built or extensively remodeled. We've just gone through that process for a new garage in New York's Catskill Mountains. (Note this applies only to North America!) There are several steps, but it's important to understand that the wiring is the first step, and separate from the charging station-since drivers may later choose to upgrade to a more powerful station. Circuit-breaker box showing 240-Volt circuit for electric-car charging station Enlarge Photo First, work with your contractor and electrician to install a dedicated 240-Volt line to 1 or 2 feet below wherever you plan to locate your charging station. We sited ours in a corner of the building so a car can be recharged inside, or we can run the cord out underneath the garage door or through the regular door on the side of the building. Many contractors won't have any prior experience with electric-car charging stations, so you may have to educate them. ALSO SEE: Electric Car Charging: The Basics You Need To Know The easiest way to put it in context is that it's the same kind of circuit used for electric clothes driers or stoves. Second, make sure your new circuit is capable of 50 Amps, which means a 40-Amp charging rate (using 80 percent of the circuit capacity). Even if your first charging station is only capable of 24 Amps (as many less-expensive ones are), you'll want to "future-proof" your garage wiring. Third, tell the electrician to install a NEMA 6-50 socket-the one used by most charging stations that aren't hard-wired-in the wall below the chosen site. One electrician we spoke to preferred hard-wiring, which eliminates resistance heat between the plug and socket, but we wanted to allow the charging station to go with us if we move. Fourth, once you have your garage wired, THEN select your charging station and bolt it securely to the wall. CHECK OUT: Most people will buy a new one; we were lucky enough to have a used one given to us by Green Car Reports contributor and electric-car advocate Tom Moloughney, who was upgrading. (Thanks, Tom!) There are more than a dozen charging stations on the market today. They can be bought directly from the makers or found at big-box stores like Best Buy, Home Depot, or Lowe's-from their websites if not necessarily in stock at your local outlet. Things to keep in mind: Look for at least 24 Amps of charging capability; 40 Amps is best, but more expensive Charging rate should be at least 7.2 kilowatts, which will handle both Chevy Volts (3.3 or 3.6 kW) and higher-rate cars like Nissan Leafs and BMW i3s (6.6 and 7.2 kW, respectively) Make sure it has that NEMA 6-50 plug on it! Some charging stations are "dumb, " while others come from makers (e.g. ChargePoint) that offer online connections between your charger and a phone app and/or online site that will show you instant and cumulative charging statistics Ensure the cord is long enough to reach a car parked outside the garage. We'd suggest 16 feet at minimum, and 25 feet is well worth the extra cost. That's the short and simple version of what you need to know. We'll update this article if we get additional tips and pointers from readers or commenters.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Compact Car Chargers]]></category> <link>http://innovatesalone.org/CompactCarChargers/outlet-for-car-charger</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">http://innovatesalone.org/CompactCarChargers/outlet-for-car-charger</guid> <pubDate>Thu, 02 Oct 2025 21:28:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>USB Car Chargers</title> <description>When you're stuck in the Goazon Badlands, it's best to keep all your devices charged. You never know when the sand's going to threaten to eat you up, and you'll need to consult Google Maps for the closest source of water ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/best_usb_car_chargers_android_1.jpg" alt="Best USB car chargers - Android Authority" align="left" /><p>When you're stuck in the Goazon Badlands, it's best to keep all your devices charged. You never know when the sand's going to threaten to eat you up, and you'll need to consult Google Maps for the closest source of water. Fortunately, you've got the Star Wars BB-8 USB Car Charger by your side. This little BB-8 unit fits right into the droid socket in your T-70 X-wing. And, in case your X-wing is in the shop, it also fits in a standard cupholder and plugs into your 12V vehicle power adapter (cigarette lighter). The head rotates and makes sound, but more importantly, it comes with 2 2.1A USB charging ports, which will get your devices back to normal in no time. It looks like it might have been rolling across the sands of Jakku before it made it to you, so be sure to get that map into the right hands. Product Specifications Officially-licensed Star Wars merchandise A ThinkGeek creation & exclusive Compatible with anything that charges via USB (iPhones, smartphones, iPads, tablets, GPSes, etc.) as long as you have the cable Two (2) USB charging ports Each port provides 2.1 Amps (enough to charge 2 tablets simultaneously) Head moves, rotates, and makes sounds 3-setting power switch controls volume - Mute / On / Off</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Car Usb]]></category> <link>http://innovatesalone.org/CarUsb/usb-car-chargers</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">http://innovatesalone.org/CarUsb/usb-car-chargers</guid> <pubDate>Thu, 25 Sep 2025 21:28:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>My Car Charger wont work</title> <description>We’re getting ready to go on a road trip, so I bought one of those inverters you can plug into the cigarette lighter. The only problem is when I tried plugging something into it, it didn’t work. The inverter has an LED on it ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/what_to_do_when_my_car.jpg" alt="What To Do When My Car Charger is Not Working? – EasyAcc | Media" align="left" /><p>We’re getting ready to go on a road trip, so I bought one of those inverters you can plug into the cigarette lighter. The only problem is when I tried plugging something into it, it didn’t work. The inverter has an LED on it that I think it supposed to light up, but it doesn’t, so I tried plugging in my cell charger, and that didn’t work either. How can I figure out why my 12v socket isn’t working? Shouldn’t I be able to use my cigarette lighter to plug in 12v stuff like that? Problems with 12v Accessory Sockets Since all cigarette lighter sockets are also 12v sockets, you should be able to plug in an cigarette lighter inverter, cell charger, or any other 12v DC accessory and have it work just fine. There are a few things that could be going wrong, and it’s tough to say exactly what the problem without knowing whether it is a pre-existing issue, or if it started after you plugged in the inverter. Check for Foreign Objects In a situation where nothing you plug into a 12v accessory socket works, the first thing you'll want to do is check for obstructions inside the socket. The easiest way to do this is to grab a flashlight and physically look inside the socket. One of the most common causes of cigarette lighter and 12v accessory socket problems is when a coin falls into the socket accidentally. This can cause the socket to short circuit and blow out the fuse, but it can also prevent accessory plugs from making contact. When non-metallic objects fall into a cigarette lighter or 12v accessory socket, you won't end up with a short circuit or blown fuse. However, the foreign object can still prevent an accessory plug from making electrical contact. That means the circuit will still be hot when you reach inside to remove the instruction, so take care not to accidentally short it out. Check for Power If there aren’t any obstructions in the socket, then you can proceed in one of three ways. The easiest is to simply plug in the cigarette lighter if you have it. If the lighter heats up and pops out, then the socket has power. You can also use a test light to check for power, if you have one, or examine the fuse panel to see if the cigarette lighter fuse is blown. If the fuse isn’t blown, and the socket has power, then there may be an issue with either the socket or the accessory plug that you are trying to use with it. Cigarette lighter and 12v accessory sockets are designed with somewhat loose tolerance in mind, and the slack is taken up by spring-loaded contacts, but if contact isn’t taking place, then your accessory won’t receive power. Dealing with a Blown Cigarette Lighter Fuse In many cases, you will find that the fuse is blown, which can be the result of a number of different issues. If you found a coin in the socket, then that is probably the end of it. If you didn’t, then you may have a short elsewhere, or the cigarette lighter inverter you plugged in may have drawn more amperage than the circuit is designed to handle. Cigarette lighter circuits are often fused at 10 or 15A, which isn’t a whole lot in the grand scheme of things. So if your cigarette lighter inverter isn't specifically designed to keep current demands below that level, plugging in any number of electronics could theoretically blow your fuse and keep the inverter from working. The easiest way to proceed from there is to replace the cigarette lighter or 12v accessory socket fuse and see what happens. If it blows immediately, you’re dealing with a short somewhere in the circuit. If you plug in the cigarette lighter and the fuse blows, then that is probably the issue. If everything is fine initially, but the fuse blows when you plug in the inverter, then the inverter is probably the culprit.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Compact Car Chargers]]></category> <link>http://innovatesalone.org/CompactCarChargers/my-car-charger-wont-work</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">http://innovatesalone.org/CompactCarChargers/my-car-charger-wont-work</guid> <pubDate>Thu, 18 Sep 2025 21:28:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Solar Chargers for car batteries</title> <description>As a handyman mechanic, I have been working with car batteries and alternators for about 20 years. Also during the last 8 years, I have been installing solar power systems in houses-4 so far. So, in my experience, I have found ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/solar_car_battery_chargers_best_buying_2.jpg" alt="Solar Car Battery Chargers: Best Buying Tips" align="left" /><p>As a handyman mechanic, I have been working with car batteries and alternators for about 20 years. Also during the last 8 years, I have been installing solar power systems in houses-4 so far. So, in my experience, I have found that car batteries, and deep cycle lead acid batteries can definitely be charged on 13.2 volts and in fact I am doing one right now off a Hard Drive 12 V power pack, putting out 0.2 Amps into my 50 AmpHour battery for my boat. It has been in trickle charge state for 36 hours and is now up to 13.7 volts, having started at 12.4 volts(which means it is only 50% full). When it gets to 14 V, I will turn it off and let it sit for 3 hours and check the voltage. I would like a resting voltage of 12.75 if possible. Batteries in reasonable condition can sit on 13.2 whilst charging at low amps indefinitely, all winter if you want. The problem comes if your charger has no regulation and takes the battery to 14.5 volts and leaves it there. Generally car alternators charge a battery at 14.5 volts and should also drop back to lower voltage after a time (depending on the car, it may only take 15 mins for the alternator to restore full charge after starting). Another feature of batteries, is the Equalising charge which a solar panel array will have built into it in the charge controller. So once a month, the controller will allow the battery pack to be slightly over charged, depending on the type of battery and the charging algorithm. Mine used 15.5 volts for 6 hours, only once a month, and this is intended to stir the electrolyte and reduce sulphation, the big battery killer. As far as I know, car charging doesn't do this. Anything over this is NOT GOOD for starting batteries, not even for fast charging. It is likely to heat the battery, bubble off electrolyte and buckle the plates. Good luck with yours, Roger Levy</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Car Battery Charger]]></category> <link>http://innovatesalone.org/CarBatteryCharger/solar-chargers-for-car-batteries</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">http://innovatesalone.org/CarBatteryCharger/solar-chargers-for-car-batteries</guid> <pubDate>Thu, 11 Sep 2025 21:28:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Dodge Charger Car Club</title> <description>The Alton, Texas police department is helping to build bridges between citizens of their border town and members of the department by donating a decommissioned 2008 Dodge Charger to a local lowrider club for modification. The ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/swift_car_club_dodge_charger_hemi.jpg" alt="Swift Car Club Dodge Charger HEMI - YouTube" align="left" /><p>The Alton, Texas police department is helping to build bridges between citizens of their border town and members of the department by donating a decommissioned 2008 Dodge Charger to a local lowrider club for modification. The goal, according to Alton Police Chief Enrique Sotelo as quoted in the McAllen area paper, The Monitor , is to help end the stigma that lowrider enthusiasts are criminals, all while building important rapport between the community and the police. We are living at a time when a lot of anti-police movements exist across the country. This is a really good opportunity for us to have a positive impact in our community and a great way to remove that stigma that lowriders are gangster vehicles. The Charger is being donated to the United Cities Car Club for use in their philanthropic efforts, like their upcoming school supply drive for disadvantaged children in the McAllen, Texas area, of which Alton is part. Club President Alfredo Treviño has been dealing with the stereotypes the patrol car will be used to fight since he was a teenager. Just because we rode these cars, people would think we were cholos or gang members. The cops would search our cars looking for drugs or weapons, but we always tried to stay out of trouble. His club, with over a dozen members, is made up mostly of family men with steady employment. Vice president Jaun Lopez works for the Hidalgo County Coroner’s Office and, perhaps unsurprisingly, drives a modified white hearse to various car shows. He seems pretty standard for the club he helps to administrate. When people see us riding our cars, they always assume that we are criminals, but it’s not like that. We have kids and we follow the law, and we actually get along with police. Kudos to the members of the United Cities Car Club, and a great big thank you to the Alton Police Department for working with law abiding enthusiasts to help kick stereotypes to the curb. We could use a lot more outreach like this, because community policing means more community and, well, less policing.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Compact Car Chargers]]></category> <link>http://innovatesalone.org/CompactCarChargers/dodge-charger-car-club</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">http://innovatesalone.org/CompactCarChargers/dodge-charger-car-club</guid> <pubDate>Thu, 04 Sep 2025 21:21:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Retractable iPhone 5 Car Charger</title> <description>There’s no reason your traffic-laden commute to work can’t double as the perfect time to charge your Apple device. Although there are plenty of car chargers with Lightning connectors out there that are capable of getting the ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/lightning_iphone_6_5_series_car.jpg" alt="Lightning iPhone 6 / 5 Series Car Charger with USB Port" align="left" /><p>There’s no reason your traffic-laden commute to work can’t double as the perfect time to charge your Apple device. Although there are plenty of car chargers with Lightning connectors out there that are capable of getting the job done, only a select few deserve your attention and hard-earned money. Some may tout a lightweight design or additional USB ports, while others are compact and attempt to save space, but nearly all of them provide a quick and convenient solution for charging your smartphone via the 12-volt socket — aka the circular cigarette lighter — housed within your vehicle’s dashboard or main interface. Below are a few of our current favorites. PowerBear Car Charger MFi Certified: Yes Length: 3 feet Warranty: 24 months Price: $22 PowerBear’s offering is another charger that comes with a built-in Lightning cable and also has two extra USB ports for charging other devices simultaneously. The charger will adjust to the connected device to charge it as quickly as possible. Unlike the Shine Future charger, it is smaller, but depending on where your car’s 12V socket is, the USB ports and cable may be harder to access or, at the very least, the cable will be bent in an uncomfortable-looking direction. Should anything happen to the charger, it’s covered by a 2-year warranty, so you can reach out to PowerBear to get a replacement. Buy one now from: E. T. Pocket Car Charger MFi Certified: No Warranty: Limited Price: $13 The car charger from E. T. Pocket features a retractable Lightning cable that puts out 1.2 Amps. It also comes equipped with one additional USB port in case you need it, and that’s really all this particular charger has to offer. Its design is straightforward and easy to use, which may be exactly what you want from a car charger. Buy one now from: Anker PowerDrive Car Charger Warranty: 18 months Price: $14</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Compact Car Chargers]]></category> <link>http://innovatesalone.org/CompactCarChargers/retractable-iphone-5-car-charger</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">http://innovatesalone.org/CompactCarChargers/retractable-iphone-5-car-charger</guid> <pubDate>Thu, 28 Aug 2025 21:18:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Retractable Micro USB Car Charger</title> <description>Most Useful Customer Reviews Colin Mayes Debenham Samsung Galaxy 7 edge Great Charger Excellent purchess fits easily into lighter compartment retractable so no twisted wires a great buy works fine with HTC desire + satnav Having ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/cellular_line_retractable_micro_usb_car.jpg" alt="Cellular Line Retractable Micro USB Car Charger Reviews" align="left" /><p>Most Useful Customer Reviews Colin Mayes Debenham Samsung Galaxy 7 edge Great Charger Excellent purchess fits easily into lighter compartment retractable so no twisted wires a great buy works fine with HTC desire + satnav Having heard that the Desire absolutely gulps down its battery when using satnav, etc, I was specifically looking for a car-charger that would deliver more juice than the phone was taking out of the battery. I asked about the charging rate but Customer Service couldn't help me with a figure (although they tried hard - please note that neither the packet nor the charger quote a rate in mA or A). Anyhow, I'm using Co-Pilot 8 and even with it running at full-tilt, I still get a net increase in charge. Charger plugs in nicely to my cigarette lighter (I've got a 2005 Renault Modus) - no wobbling, etc. All good :) Read 278 customer reviews | Write a review Why Buy? Retractable cable to avoid tangles Stylish and sleek design Charges at either 12v or 24v so it can be used in cars or trucks LED indicator to show when it is charging 95 cm the length of the lead Stops charging when your phone is full charged Why not ? Description Retractable This fantastic car charger features a retractable wire, which means you do not have excess wires getting in your way. Thanks to its compact size and ergonomic design, it is handy and convenient to use in the car. The sleek and stylish design also means its easy to store away in glove box when its not in use and thanks to the retractable cable, you won't have to keep untangling it everytime you need to charge the phone. Once recharging is complete, the cable rewinds completely at the press on a button, so that the car charger can be neatly stored on top of the dashboard or in the glove box, eliminating problems commonly encountered with tangled and twisted cords. The car charger has an automatic cut off which stops charging once your phones battery is full to ensure that your phone doesn't get damaged as a result of over charging. Stylish and sleek design Designed in Italy, this charger is the result of careful design, functionality and ergonomics research. Quality components, construction and the high gloss materials make this one of the most advanced car chargers in the world. The premium finish ensures that it matches the interior of your car. Works in all Cars and Trucks The charger switches between 12 and 24 volt so you can use the car charger either in your car or a lorry. The charger also features an LED indicator to let you know when your phone is charging and when its fully charged. Safety The car charger has an automatic cut off which stops charging once your phones battery is full to ensure that your phone does not get damaged as a result of over charging.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Car Usb]]></category> <link>http://innovatesalone.org/CarUsb/retractable-micro-usb-car-charger</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">http://innovatesalone.org/CarUsb/retractable-micro-usb-car-charger</guid> <pubDate>Thu, 21 Aug 2025 21:17:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>USB Car Charger not Working</title> <description>I purchased my iPhone 5S in December. My 2013 Chevy Spark has both a built in USB port that acts as a power supply and I also have a power inverter with a 2A and 1A USB plug, and just for back up, a USB plug for the lighter. For ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/best_iphone_66_plus_car_chargers_2.jpg" alt="Best iPhone 6/6 Plus Car Chargers: Powered up and Ready Wherever" align="left" /><p>I purchased my iPhone 5S in December. My 2013 Chevy Spark has both a built in USB port that acts as a power supply and I also have a power inverter with a 2A and 1A USB plug, and just for back up, a USB plug for the lighter. For one month, I was able to charge my iPhone 5S using the provided cord that came with my phone in either the built in USB, the power inverter or when needed the USB plug when I used another vehicle for work. No problems charging. Then this past Saturday, I got the notice, "this accessory may not be supported" and the phone refused to charge, (although the lightning arrow would appear next to the battery symbol and the phone indicated it was charging) using the provided USB cord in the power inverter. So I unplugged from the power inverter and into the cars USB port and the phone fully began to charge again. So I thought something was wrong with the power inverter. The next day, I went to plug in my phone into the same cord, plugged into the USB port in the car and the message appeared again. Now I could not charge using this method. So, I brought the cord back in the house and plugged it into the white box and into the wall and the phone would charge. Now today, again, the USB lighter adapter would not charge the phone with the same cord. What strikes me is that the phone would charge until I received these notices (for over 1 month) and now I can no longer charge the phone via any USB port. I have a friend who has the same phone and is able to charge his phone using either of the 3 options given above with the same cord.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Car Usb]]></category> <link>http://innovatesalone.org/CarUsb/usb-car-charger-not-working</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">http://innovatesalone.org/CarUsb/usb-car-charger-not-working</guid> <pubDate>Thu, 14 Aug 2025 21:15:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Peak car battery charger</title> <description>Recharge your battery—with portable, premium power. The PEAK® 2/15/100 12V Amp Battery Charger / Engine Starter comes with 70 amps and 12V vehicle jump-start capability. It manually charges 6-volt battery at up to 15 Amps and ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/amazoncom_peak_pkc0ao_300_amp_jump.jpg" alt="Amazon.com: Peak PKC0AO 300 Amp Jump Starter: Automotive" align="left" /><p>Recharge your battery—with portable, premium power. The PEAK® 2/15/100 12V Amp Battery Charger / Engine Starter comes with 70 amps and 12V vehicle jump-start capability. It manually charges 6-volt battery at up to 15 Amps and is ideal for charging or boosting during winter season. The PEAK® portable battery chargers automatically taper charges and stop charging when the battery is fully charged. The heavy-duty transformer and rectifier provide solid dependability while built-in circuit protection guards against any short circuits. These Linear Chargers automatically check for correct polarity with a minimum of 4 volts DC at the battery terminals. Heavy-duty cables and steel nickel-plated clamps are corrosion resistant for better connections and connect to side or top mount battery terminals all encase in a rugged steel case plus a sturdy handle. PEAK® Marine and Automotive Battery Chargers will charge 12 Volt marine and automotive batteries up to two times faster than comparable standard chargers. Automatic float operation switches from charging to float mode for battery maintenance and resumes continuous charging when the battery becomes discharged. Built in self-resetting circuit breakers protect against short circuits and heavy-duty cables and clamps are corrosion resistant. OLD WORLD INDUSTRIES, LLC warranties this product against faulty manufacture and defective materials. OLD WORLD INDUSTRIES, LLC. will not accept product liability for application or use of this product.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Car Battery Charger]]></category> <link>http://innovatesalone.org/CarBatteryCharger/peak-car-battery-charger</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">http://innovatesalone.org/CarBatteryCharger/peak-car-battery-charger</guid> <pubDate>Thu, 07 Aug 2025 21:14:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> </channel></rss>If you would like to create a banner that links to this page (i.e. this validation result), do the following:
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