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                   The
                  STK-64 System
                  will work as well on your RV as on the roof of your
                  house.  Batteries are not included as they are generally
                  standard on RVs.  The package includes a Uni-Solar 64W 
					solar module (unbreakable amorphous technology with a 20 
					year output warranty), a controller to prevent battery 
					overcharging, 30 feet of cable, flat (flush) mount 
					structure, installation booklet, and all the hardware needed 
					to wire the installation to your RV's battery (or to your 
					in-house deep cycle battery).   The 64W module's output
                  is 3.88 amps for every hour of full sun. 
                   
                  To add an additional 64W module (with the hardware and mount
                  supplied for easy installation) costs $; the
                  regulator with the STK-64 System will easily accommodate
                  another one or two additional 64W modules. 
                   
                  Installation is relatively simple; 5 easy steps for RV
                  installation: 
                  1)  Fasten solar module to the roof using the mount
                  structure 
                  2)  Mount the controller on an inside wall near the
                  refrigerator 
                  3)  Run the electrical wire down behind the refrigerator
                  via the roof vent 
                  4)  Connect one end of the wire to the module, the other
                  to the back of the controller 
                  5)  Run another wire between the controller and the
                  battery--or to your 12V DC fuse panel. 
                  6)  Let the sun charge your battery! 
                   
                  A do-it-yourselfer can put this system together in an
                  afternoon; or, if you're not technically inclined, most RV
                  dealerships can do this for you.  These systems operate
                  without care, becoming part of your vehicle's 12V system,
                  keeping a charge on your battery without danger of
                  overcharging. 
                   
                  Most solar
                  modules are suitable for RV use; a handy-person who can come
                  up with his/her own mount structure, wire and hardware can put
                  a module or two on a trailer for the cost of the module(s) and
                  regulator.  The only limit is the size of your trailer's
                  roof! 
                   
                   
                   
                   
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                  MONTANA INC, 
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