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Re: Kangaroo Power
Most likely no, but it would probably be best to run the Kangaroo off one of the 12v 2a regulated plugs on the VRM since the battery voltage will tend to jump around off the battery. During your operation, it shouldn't draw more than 2a because I assume you won't be running any video out of it. If it does become and issue you could get a 12v reg off of amazon for fairly cheap and plug into a 10a breaker on the PDP.
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26-09-2016, 23:30
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Re: Kangaroo Power
Will have to see what other HAVE done. Looked some on Amazon but have not see the a-ha device. Our VRM is well tasked currently. I'm guessing that's 2 amp for the set of 2 amp ports not 2 amps each.
The regulators I seen so far request a greater voltage to step down to 12vdc Last edited by cpapplefamily : 26-09-2016 at 23:33.
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27-09-2016, 00:51
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