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Riccardo-
If you have a 12 volt inverter of any kind, you might look at the primary side of its circuit. If the transformer center tap is connected to 12 volts and it uses switching transistors to alternately connect the ends of a transformer winding to ground, then you can connect rectifiers from the ends of the transformer winding, to a filter capacitor for a plus 24 volt supply. When one end is grounded, the center is still plus 12 volts, so the opposite end of the winding becomes plus 24. Thanks Fred, but i would like the dc-dc inverter solution to be able to operate the switch from any 12/13,8 vdc source. 73 de Riccardo IK5WQO |
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