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~ Inverter
~ Radios
~ iPods
~ Phones
~ Digital cameras
~ Rechargeable packs
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But instead of using an inverter to go from 12v to 120v AC and thenusing a transformer to go back to 5v DC, why not get a 5V regulator,whack a heatsink on it and then wire the output to a couple of USB portsthen you can plug your iPod and phone into the USB port. Would be alotmore efficient and a voltage regulator is cheaper than an inverter.
I have that same battery and that same charger and this is exzactly what I do for charging my airplane battery!