At 3/23/2007 13:15, you wrote:
>Yep - had a Yaesu 727 handheld with that... the cigarette lighter adapter
>had a dual plug with a coaxial plug for operating the handheld and a 1/8"
>one for charging the battery. The charger was nothing but a fixed resistor
>(1/4w !!!) between the 12v input and th
who's dumb enough to do that??
At 02:07 PM 3/23/2007, you wrote:
>Gotta be better then using one of those 'mini' or 'micro' earphone plug
>style connectors!
>You know where the center pin shorts to the outer contact briefly while
>your inserting/removing?
>ZAP!
>--
>Jim Barbour
>WD8CHL
>
>
>
>Rob
Yep - had a Yaesu 727 handheld with that... the cigarette lighter adapter
had a dual plug with a coaxial plug for operating the handheld and a 1/8"
one for charging the battery. The charger was nothing but a fixed resistor
(1/4w !!!) between the 12v input and the hot side of the battery. The cor
Gotta be better then using one of those 'mini' or 'micro' earphone plug
style connectors!
You know where the center pin shorts to the outer contact briefly while
your inserting/removing?
ZAP!
--
Jim Barbour
WD8CHL
Robin Midgett wrote:
> Personally I don't like the RCA connector for power use.
Personally I don't like the RCA connector for power use. Assuming the
female is chassis mounted, as it has been on a number of pieces of
equipment (DEMI transverters come to mind), that means there's a
mating male connector with +12VDC on the exposed pin, just looking
for something to short out
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