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October 3rd 05, 03:23 PM
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Power Supply Question
I have a military radio and I need to get a power supply to charge the 12V
battery. The manual says to charge it at 1A for 5 to 6 hours. Does this mean that I have to buy a power supply that has a variable current control? The battery is a lead-calcium. Thanks, Rod |
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October 3rd 05, 04:46 PM
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How about using a constant current regulator chip ???
-- CL -- I doubt, therefore I might be ! "Rod Maupin" wrote in message ... I have a military radio and I need to get a power supply to charge the 12V battery. The manual says to charge it at 1A for 5 to 6 hours. Does this mean that I have to buy a power supply that has a variable current control? The battery is a lead-calcium. Thanks, Rod |
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October 3rd 05, 10:16 PM
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"Rod Maupin" wrote in message
... I have a military radio and I need to get a power supply to charge the 12V battery. The manual says to charge it at 1A for 5 to 6 hours. Does this mean that I have to buy a power supply that has a variable current control? The battery is a lead-calcium. Thanks, Rod Lead-calcium are used in rc models, among other things. You could try a model store and see if they have one grunty enough for you. Ken |
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