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Harmless
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Hi!
I owned a F80 before. I'm considering to buy a F80 again, and modify it to a 12 volt power inlet for use on my boat...
Do you think it's possible to feed a F80 with 12 volt?
Cheers Ben
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Knows where his towel is
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Knows where his towel is
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Have you thought of using an inverter? Here's a link to the type of thing I mean. This would save making any changes to the unit. Steve.
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I think an inverter is very inefficient and takes a lot of power.
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President of the Imperial Galactic Government
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President of the Imperial Galactic Government
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Hi,
The inverters in the TLC link that Steve posted are circa 90% efficient, just click the link and then the model to see the specification.
Regards,
Carl
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