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October 30th 05, 11:54 PM
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DC Power System (Battery & Charger) to power most of your Shortwave Radio "Needs" !
Junius,
Yes this Battery Charger simply 'plugs' into the standard 120 Volt AC Wall Outlet. Looks like a Wall Wart with a Pair of Screw Terminals to connect the DC Output Feed Wires going to the Battery. Wall Side - Back View http://www.gruber.com/images/ebay/55-805000-a.jpg Front View http://www.gruber.com/images/ebay/55-805000-b.jpg DC Output Feed Wires http://www.gruber.com/images/ebay/55-805000-c.jpg hope this helps ~ RHF |
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