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Old October 28th 05, 04:58 PM
bpnjensen
 
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Default Running a radio from a large rechargeable cell or battery

Hi, folks - I would like to try running my Icom R-75 at home from a 12
- 13.8 volt cell or battery. The requirements would be that the cell
would be able to recharge from 115v AC during the radio's off time, and
that while the radio is turned on, the battery would be electrically
disconnected from the wall AC. It does not matter to me whether this
connect / disconnect is manual or automatic.

This device might also run an MFJ Noise Canceller unit, which uses
lower voltage (I would need to provide a step-down for this device, or
a separate battery).

I would like the battery to be nice and big, something that would
provide an easy constant 36 watts (12v at about 3 amp max) for several
hours straight without strain. It would be nice if this device did not
develop a memory (no NiCads, please). It would be nice if it were not
an ugly thang with potential leaky chemicals like a car battery.

Can anyone recommend such a set-up, and/or some specific manufacturers
and model nos. that might fill the bill?

Thanks so much ~
Bruce Jensen

 
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