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23-09-2010, 22:51
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Re: Powering OI from battery?
As noted earlier, the OI has an internal regulator. I would not go higher than 12 volts, however. The WRRF operated these OIs on 12 volts through the competition port for quite a few years with no problems. If you go higher, you may run into power dissipation issues on the internal regulator.
Eugene |
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