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March 27th 07, 10:35 PM
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Characteristics of Yaesu/Vertex VXA-700 cigarette lighter adapter
On Tue, 27 Mar 2007 20:42:30 +0000, Brian MW0GKX wrote:
OK using a bit of 'sideways logic' I see that the 12V 'adaptor' (E-DC-5B DC Cable with Cigarette Lighter Plug) listed for this radio also cross references to a yaesu handy (VR500) I've got that, quite happily, takes a 'neat' 12V in to charge the 2 'AA' cells that are in the radio. So I would say the 13.8V from your car would be fine. Good afternoon, Brian. The point of my question was, I want to fabricate a DC power cord for the VXA-700 with a Powerpole connector on one end, and I need to know if I can just feed 12 volts into the side of the VXA-700, or does their cigarette lighter adapter have some kind of voltage reduction or current limiting circuitry in there? |
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