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03 Jul 2009 | Transport and infrastructure minister "will endeavour" to improve charges process, as Nats leader vows to defeat new trucking fee...
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03 Jul 2009 | Trailer manufacturer creates in-house financial program to help operators gain credit...
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03 Jul 2009 | Kleenheat Gas looks to build another EVOL LNG refuelling station in southwestern Victoria...
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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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01 Sep 2008 | EXCLUSIVE: NSW Government refuses to deal with the country’s peak trucking body, ATN reveals...
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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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03 Jul 2009 | Consumer confidence returned to the truck market in June, with every segment showing growth...
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30 Jun 2009 | NSW refuses to overhaul HML process and has dismissed criticism from the trucking industry over the running of the scheme...
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30 Jun 2009 | Iveco updates European Daily light range with upgraded power and torque ratings and improved CNG and electric motor versions...
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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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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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12 Sep 2008 |
Narva upgrades one its most popular products to make it stronger and more effective ...
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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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12 Sep 2008 |
Narva upgrades one its most popular products to make it stronger and more effective ...
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03 Jul 2009 | COAG decision to abandon state-based truck regulation hailed as “historic” by the transport industry...
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07 Apr 2009 | Caterpillar will re-emerge in Australian tied with International, with new trucks to hit showrooms this year...
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24 Jun 2009 | Latest amendment to ADR makes Electronic Stability Control compulsory from November 2011...
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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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10 Mar 2009 | Trucks will be barred from up to 14,000km of road unless operators commit to IAP, Roads Minister Michael Daley says...
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17 Mar 2009 | Controversial NSW Award that allows unfettered union access to trucking yards may go national...
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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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Saturday, July 04, 2009
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