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November 17th 05, 11:50 PM
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Transformer
I'm hoping to run an EM27 base station and am wondering what I need with
regard to a transformer to drop the voltage to the 13.8V required. £ is definately a major factor in the decision - the thought of using an old 12v doorbell transformer crossed my mind but the 1A output is probably a tad low for a CB. Anybody bought one recently? Would very much welcome any suggestions. Many thanks -- Steevo |
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November 18th 05, 12:37 AM
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Steevo schrieb:
I'm hoping to run an EM27 base station and am wondering what I need with regard to a transformer to drop the voltage to the 13.8V required. £ is definately a major factor in the decision - the thought of using an old 12v doorbell transformer crossed my mind but the 1A output is probably a tadlow for a CB. Anybody bought one recently? Would very much welcome any suggestions. A doorbell transformer will probably destroy your cb because you need DC power. A simple transformer gives AC only. I assume you are in UK? For 4 watts legal power on FM you will need at least 2 amperes at 13,8 volts. A real good power supply is needed. Nothing else will work well. Take one that will be able to give 7 or 9 amps out if you want to run a President George or Lincoln or another CB with up to 50 watts out one day. greetings from germany |
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#3
November 18th 05, 02:42 AM
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Transformer
MY COCK IS EXACTLY A QUARTER WAVE OF 146.52 !
Steevo wrote: I'm hoping to run an EM27 base station and am wondering what I need with regard to a transformer to drop the voltage to the 13.8V required. £ is definately a major factor in the decision - the thought of using an old 12v doorbell transformer crossed my mind but the 1A output is probably a tad low for a CB. Anybody bought one recently? Would very much welcome any suggestions. Many thanks -- Steevo |
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#4
November 18th 05, 02:45 AM
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And then you woke up and hit the alarm clock, you cross-posting dreamer!
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#5
November 18th 05, 02:54 AM
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SCOTT WANTS TO LICK MY JIZZ OUT OF HIS MOTHER'S PUSSY.
Landshark wrote: MY COCK IS EXACTLY A QUARTER WAVE OF 146.52 ! Steevo wrote: I'm hoping to run an EM27 base station and am wondering what I need with regard to a transformer to drop the voltage to the 13.8V required. £ is definately a major factor in the decision - the thought of using an old12v doorbell transformer crossed my mind but the 1A output is probably a tad low for a CB. Anybody bought one recently? Would very much welcome any suggestions. Many thanks -- Steevo |
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November 18th 05, 06:54 PM
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I can swallow it to the base!
"Landshark" wrote in message oups.com... MY COCK IS EXACTLY A QUARTER WAVE OF 146.52 ! Steevo wrote: I'm hoping to run an EM27 base station and am wondering what I need with regard to a transformer to drop the voltage to the 13.8V required. £ is definately a major factor in the decision - the thought of using an old 12v doorbell transformer crossed my mind but the 1A output is probably a tad low for a CB. Anybody bought one recently? Would very much welcome any suggestions. Many thanks -- Steevo |
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November 25th 05, 07:33 AM
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Transformer
"Steevo" wrote...
I'm hoping to run an EM27 base station and am wondering what I need with regard to a transformer to drop the voltage to the 13.8V required. £ is definately a major factor in the decision - the thought of using an old 12v doorbell transformer crossed my mind but the 1A output is probably a tad low for a CB. Anybody bought one recently? Would very much welcome any NO. You absolutely MUST use a proper, regulated power supply. Anything else will either damage the supply, the CB radio or both. For more information about UK CB and what you need, try this site... http://www.citizensband.radiouk.com/ukcb/ There is also a dealer database, so you could look to see if there is a dealer near you. Regards, Peter. http://www.citizensband.radiouk.com/ |
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