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On 09-17-96 Matthew Sadler wrote to All... MS> I'm in need of recommendations for a backup power supply that would MS> have MS> to meet the following specifications: MS> MS> - Be battery powered (i.e. no generators) MS> - Supply 12 volts MS> - Be able to power 3 scanners, 1 5-watt ham radio, and a CB radio MS> - Decently priced ($100-$125 Maximum) MS> MS> If anyone has any recommendations or experiences, I'd appreciate MS> hearing MS> from you. MS> MS> 73 de Matthew, KF4LHP MS> MS> --- WILDMAIL!/WC v4.12 MS> (1:362/304.0) Here's an idea(although I myself have never tried it!).... How about a car battery or a deep-cycle marine battery of some sort? I don't know what kind of portability you are looking for, but a battery of this type would be easily recharged. It wouldn't be hard to design a quick-connect power bus of some sort that you could easily connect and power all five accessories you listed above plus a 12-volt light of some sort, perhaps with cigarette lighter plugs. You could easily spend less than the $100-$125 you are looking at, even with a big battery(500 - 600 - 700 amps or so). Homebrew is fun, isn't it?? Just a thought.... Glenn --- * OFFLINE 1.54 * "Bother," said Pooh as he called a pre-emptive airstrike. --- GrayQwkMail 2.1 ---------------MS> * Origin: The Coma Scale BBS 423-899-5070 * Origin: Camelot BBS - Belpre, Ohio - 614-423-0185 (1:2210/20) |
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