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Thanks for the input everyone. I'll spend some time looking over the
links and mulling over the advice provided. In any case, I realize that these gel cells are on the heavier side (I think I had seen a 31 Amp-Hour one registering at 24 lbs or so). That's not too much of a concern. If I had a decent place to do some serious listening from home, I would likely not be considering this option. But, since moving to an extremely noisy apartment building in an urban area, I have really not been able to put the R8B to the type of listening I used to enjoy doing (e.g. chasing the Andean stations in the tropical bands, among other things). So, having chosen an appropriate outside listening location and having taken care of antenna considerations, I'm just looking for a proper means of powering. A portable receiver just isn't quite gonna give me quite the satisfaction that I'd get using the R8B. The issue of wear and tear on the radio is, of course, a concern. I picked up a somewhat large, padded Pelican case for this very reason. In any case, if I'm every gonna get any real usage out of this radio, I've gotta get it out of my present location. |
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