-=> Quoting Harvey Harbicht to Pete Hopping <=-
 >That may have been the one I was referring to. Does it look like a
 >lunchbox? Has a little clip on the side of it to hang a handheld?
 >The unit (plus handle) is as tall as a regular size handheld plus
 >antenna? I don't have a mag or catalog around to look to see if
 >we are talking about the same thing, but it sounds like it.
 HH> I WISH the ANLI had an HT clip on it!
 HH> No. I've seen that one but it's not the ANLI. The ANLI is the big fat
 HH> heavy one without a clip (it does have a handle though).
I'll see if I can find this battery pack ad and let everyone know what
I am talking about. :)
I have a portable 12v battery pack that I have made using 2 12v
motorcycle batteries connected in parallel for use with a 12v ham
mobile transciever and laptop computer. It's awefully heavy, but
I only use it for field-stationary purposes. IE: staying in one place
but away from a/c power. They're sealed no-maintenence batteries,
and they allow me to use the radio at its full 50-watt output for
quite a while. I've had it up to 12 hours and haven't yet drawn
down the batteries.
I have another one that I made from a 12v riding-movwer battery that's
fairly light and carryable that I use to power a ham HT for extended
periods. You can carry it with a shoulder bag comfortably, but it's too
heavy to use on a belt. That one is a gell-cell.
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