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Old 02-15-2019, 03:05 AM   #21
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. 10 amps of electric resistant pads are all it takes to keep the batteries constantly above 41 F.
I'm assuming that's in MN in winter, so a relatively small heating pad will keep things alive even when the van is below zero.

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I'm assuming that's in MN in winter, so a relatively small heating pad will keep things alive even when the van is below zero.

Good information. Thanks.
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