Wonder if I could replace the 12v wall wart for a IMPRES Single Unit Rapid Rate charger, with line from my power supply for my HF radio (13.8 to 14v)? Looking at cutting down on the sources of RFI in my shack by getting ride of as many wall warts as possible
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Replace wall wart for Impres charger
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Is it a DC output wall wart?
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Both the wall wort and charger base should be labeled.
On the wall wort read the output voltage and AC or DC.
On the charger base it will indicate input voltage and AC or DC.
On the wall wort read the output voltage and AC or DC.
On the charger base it will indicate input voltage and AC or DC.
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Look at a BUS stripe + and a BUS stripe for - . This has worked for a looong time in my wartless shack.
Look at a BUS stripe + and a BUS stripe for - . This has worked for a looong time in my wartless shack.
I don't think the OP wants another "switching" type power supply, that's what they are trying to get rid of.
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