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Hi.
As a ham radio man, I am hoping you can help me out. I have a DX394 receiver and usually use ac to power it. I can run from a car battery, with the adaptor. It requires 12 volts at 500 Ma. What I am wondering is if I can build an emergency power supply so I can listen using batteries when the trees take out the power lines s. What I thought I could do is get a 9v lantern battery and add two 1.5 volt D Cells . I am not mathematically inclined in the least. If I connect the positive of the lantern and the negative of the lantern to the corresponding terminals of the two D Cells, and connect all that to the adaptor plug for the back of the receiver, will it supply sufficient current to run properly or not ? I could probably get an actual car battery, but would rather not have that in the apartment. V Solidarity |
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