How to build a 12V emergency power supply

By WS6X

The article describes how to build a 12V emergency power supply for amateur radio stations. Starting with a basic jump-start system, the author upgraded it using a Group 27 deep-cycle battery and a 45W photovoltaic solar system, adding connectors and outputs for various devices. The system is portable, affordable (under $100), and capable of powering a station for 20 hours. The author emphasizes keeping batteries charged with a float charger and offers assistance to fellow club members interested in building their own power supply.

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The title of the main category is Power Supply and it deals mainly with Power supply projects and modifications for ham radio. The resource has been on our site since Thursday Oct 24 2024, and it has been viewed 104 times. So far no one has rated it yet. Be the first to rate it!
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