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11 Mar 2010 | SA Opposition leader won't guarantee the future of the IAP under a Liberal government...
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11 Mar 2010 | TWU announces massive convoy of 1000 trucks to descend on Canberra later this year...
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11 Mar 2010 | Trucking lobby backs extended clearway times in congestion-plagued Melbourne, firing a broadside at councils opposing the move...
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21 May 2009 | Toll fined $220,000 for OHS breach, as judge tells trucking industry to lift its game...
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28 Nov 2008 | Sub-contractor responsible for workplace death, despite incident happening at Star Track Express depot...
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12 Sep 2008 | Fletcher International Exports convicted and fined almost $50,000 over chain of responsibility breaches...
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11 Mar 2010 | Daimler suffers horror 2009, but positions itself for big 2010 amid claims truck market is recovering...
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11 Mar 2010 | Navistar and Caterpillar to unveil details about partnership to deliver new heavy vehicles...
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10 Mar 2010 | Isuzu is leading the way as the truck industry works hard to overcome the perceived dirty image of trucks belching ...
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06 Aug 2008 | New truck sales drop dramatically as European manufacturers take advantage of emissions standards....
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04 Aug 2008 | Iveco's Sydney Truck Show stand showcases product line-up and reflects commitment to ‘going the distance’....
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13 Aug 2008 | Gosford City Council is using one of the latest Isuzu trucks to help it win the war on pollution...
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02 Dec 2009 |
Lighting manufacturer Narva updates licence plate lamp to include LED technology ...
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11 Sep 2009 |
Projecta releases new battery charger for trucking operators to help maximise battery life ...
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11 Sep 2009 |
Help at hand for trucking companies which have had safety lights damaged due to height of vehicle's roofline ...
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16 Mar 2009 |
Truck light manufacturer LED Technologies wins "landmark court case" banning the sale of imported copies of its products ...
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11 Sep 2009 |
Help at hand for trucking companies which have had safety lights damaged due to height of vehicle's roofline ...
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12 Sep 2008 |
Narva upgrades one its most popular products to make it stronger and more effective ...
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| COMMENTED STORIES...
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10 Mar 2010 | Name likeness to failed company causes rumours to circulate about the demise of one of the nation's largest trucking operators...
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10 Mar 2010 | RACQ calls for upgrades to Queensland highways after inspection reveals a host of road hazards...
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02 Apr 2009 | Truck driver's push to curb use of fog lights pays off, with stricter standards to catch culprits blinding drivers...
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09 Nov 2009 | TWU launches legal action against K&S Freighters in a move that could set a precedent for trucking companies...
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28 Sep 2009 | E-DIARY DEBATE: "No drivers left" if electronic monitoring introduced, industry veteran warns...
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29 Jan 2010 | Grain haulage sector “rife” with loading breaches, according to advisory firm, as lack of weighbridges threatens to bring operators unstuck...
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With virtually every part of modern life powered by batteries, the latest release from Projecta is a boost for anyone spending plenty of time behind the wheel.
The 120W Power-Can from Projecta is one of the handiest stash -in-the-glove box alternate power sources available, able to power a laptop, mobile phone, video recorder, digital camera and even small TVs.
The Projecta Power-Can also features a USB connection, so you’ll be able to sway away countless hours of iPod and MP3-induced groovy tunes.
The inverter will not only allow music playback, but it will recharge the inbuilt iPod and MP3 batteries, and can do the same for any device with rechargeable batteries.
The tinny-sized can fits neatly into a cup holder, plugs into the standard cigarette or power socket and converts the supplied 12V into 240V modified sine wave power anywhere, any time.
It features a heavy duty heat resistant plug, fuse protection and a fault detection LED with audible buzzer should you overload the system.
The Power-Can will handle start-up loads exceeding 120W for a short period of time, and has noise free filtering to reduce TV interference and will automatically shut down if the voltage is less than 10V or higher than 15.5V.
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Friday, March 12, 2010
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