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			Off topic, but you can`t power an antenna without power to the 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
	transmitter. I`m looking for a d-c to d-c converter that takes 28 volts on the input and supplies 12 volts on the output. Up to 8 amperes may regularly be drawn from the supply. That`s about 100 watts. I need it now. That`s why I`m imposing on this group. There is no more knowledgeable group to ask that I know of. I don`t have time to build anything, though I`ve built such inverters and converters. A simple voltage divider or regulator is too lossy for high utilization. I need lossless resistance. Maybe there is an applicable aircraft converter that is surplus somewhere, or maybe there is a stock automotive item as there are such 28-volt battery systems used in some big rigs. I`m in a hurry or I would quietly do all the hunting myself and not bother anybody. I would like rugged, reliable, efficient, replaceable, and cheap. Thank you in advance for directions to the source of my d-c step-down transformer. Please excuse the misuse of this forum, but I believe it is my best resource for most things technical and unusual. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI  | 
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