This is really a cool setup. I have about 4 things to charge each night and this would be the best solution. I saw something else like this but it cost more.

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Thank you for the sound critique. Me and my neighbor were just setting up to do some research about this. This is helpful.

Neat! I’m pregnant with my second child and can’t wait for the due date, even though I know a few things there’s plenty I don’t. Thanks for the information, you don’t know how much I appreciate it. Thanks! Darla

I have been wanting a Kindle since there was a long waiting list for the first units. Just could not justify buying one, then the newer version came out and the price drop … but what pushed me over the edge was an upcoming hospital stay and a period of recovery after that — the perfect excuse for an indulgence that I could use to distract myself.

Well, I shouldn’t have waited for the excuse to buy one — I am a big reader and even at the cost of the Kindle I do believe I may save myself some money over the long term. I had not realized how many free and extremely inexpensive books were available for download. I really enjoy reading the classics and it’s so convenient to be able to access them through the Kindle and Amazon. I already own many of these books but they are old and musty smelling copies from my long-ago college days.

Also quite nice is to be able to indulge in “guilty pleasure” reading like romances, vampire mysteries, and other “questionable” reading that would be slightly embarrassing to be doing in public. And likewise, while I can’t feel smug reading Atlas Shrugged visibly on the train, I also don’t have to be lugging a 1,170 page tome around.

The most dangerous aspect of Kindle ownership is reading book reviews and “best of” lists, as well as listening to authors speaking about their books on NPR — it’s MUCH to easy to quickly buy the books on the fly!

It’s nice to know that I won’t have to depend on people to bring me reading material while I am in the hospital and then otherwise unable to get around on my own for awhile.

On the more practical side, I was able to migrate to a smaller purse and still keep plenty of reading material with me. It’s also extremely easy to bring out and read while waiting in lines and other quick little waits that pop up through the day.

You can get more information on the kit at: Hydrolink Kit for 2009 Club Car. The kit is $179.95 on sale from normally $199.99.

Avel

thanks

Jack