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andy1tom
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Re: battery t.v.
      Fri Aug 15 2008 09:44 AM

That one would work, but what i was looking for was one that worked on C or D cell batteries.

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* battery t.v. andy1tom Fri Aug 15 2008 09:44 AM
. * * Re: battery t.v. ltpat228   Fri Aug 15 2008 10:38 AM
. * * Re: battery t.v. John C   Thu Aug 14 2008 02:08 PM
. * * Re: battery t.v. andy1tom   Fri Aug 15 2008 09:44 AM
. * * Re: battery t.v. thgrahamjr   Fri Aug 15 2008 10:20 AM
. * * Re: battery t.v. thgrahamjr   Fri Aug 15 2008 10:29 AM
. * * Re: battery t.v. Ed DunhamAdministrator   Thu Aug 14 2008 01:55 PM

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