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June 2nd 07, 02:18 PM
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Car and Deep Cycle Battery FAQ
Highland Ham wrote:
However car batteries can be used very effectively for amateur radio operations by using them as a peak current provider in conjunction with A certain g7 used to charge his batteries on night-rate electricity and then run his bbs off them during the day. and that was in the mid 90's. ============================== Above info is possibly NOT relevant . The topic is : Running amateur radio equipment from a CAR battery. i was given to understand the had a collection of car batteries. |
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