Re: [MV] 45' GPW 12volt conversion
Jim Davidson (datadoc@fda.net)
Sun, 11 Jan 1998 14:22:08 -0800
Paul:
What Al describes is actually called a 'motor-generator' set (or an MG). If
you ask for a vibrator, they will sell you a little tin can about 1" by 3",
which is typically used inside the radio to convert DC to chopped AC for
the transformers. This is part of the high voltage B supply (Hundreds of
volts!) within the radio and wouldn't be suitable for a 6-12 conversion. An
MG will do the job, just be sure and find one that puts out enuff current!
JIM :}
M-54A1
<snip>
> radios (military, & other). Getting back to your question, the best way
> would be, to step up the voltage from 6 to 12 is to use that type of a
> device, it works like a motor, looks like a small motor, voltage from
>the
> battery runs the small generator, on one
> side while it generates a higher voltage on the other side (output),
<snip>
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