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Ken,
How about just wiring up a plug to your present13.8 Volt DC power supply, assuming you have one. Alternatively, you could fix the wall wart, which may be one that puts out AC. If so, you could rectify it with some diodes, filter it with about a 1000 microfarad at 16 volt electrolytic capacitor, and use a LM7812 3 pin regulator, which would hold the output voltage to 12VDC. A LM7812 in a TO-220 case is good for over 1 amp current draw, and so would be fine for your Icom. This has the benefit of being cheap, easy, and being a learning experience. Give me a shout if you need a schematic or a physical diagram of what I am talking about. The whole thing would take 15 minutes and maybe five bucks for parts, tax included. |
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