I am looking for a 6volt /12volt power supply sutible for running old car radios on my test bench. Or a plan to build one. Any help will be appreciated! Dennis.

Hi,

Your simplest solution is to buy a 5 amp battery charger, and simply add a "Pi" filter. Take a choke from an old TV, and use two electrolytics, 1000 Mfd to 3000 Mfd with a working voltage of 18-35 volts.

: I am looking for a 6volt /12volt power supply sutible for running old car radios on my test bench. Or a plan to build one. Any help will be appreciated! Dennis.

: Hi,

: Your simplest solution is to buy a 5 amp battery charger, and simply add a "Pi" filter. Take a choke from an old TV, and use two electrolytics, 1000 Mfd to 3000 Mfd with a working voltage of 18-35 volts.

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Thanks for the info!!

: : I am looking for a 6volt /12volt power supply sutible for running old car radios on my test bench. Or a plan to build one. Any help will be appreciated! Dennis.

:Hi,
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:Your simplest solution is to buy a 5 amp battery charger, and simply add a "Pi" filter. Take a choke from an old TV, and use two electrolytics, 1000 Mfd to 3000 Mfd with a working voltage of 18-35 volts.
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: John: I found your posting. Thanks for the wonderful and simple idea. I needed a 6volt 5 amp power source, and this will just be great.

Tom Webster
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:: I am looking for a 6volt /12volt power supply sutible for running old car radios on my test bench. Or a plan to build one. Any help will be appreciated! Dennis.
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:Hi,
:
:Your simplest solution is to buy a 5 amp battery charger, and simply add a "Pi" filter. Take a choke from an old TV, and use two electrolytics, 1000 Mfd to 3000 Mfd with a working voltage of 18-35 volts.
:
: John: I found your posting. Thanks for the wonderful and simple idea. I needed a 6volt 5 amp power source, and this will just be great.

Tom Webster
:
:
:
:: I am looking for a 6volt /12volt power supply sutible for running old car radios on my test bench. Or a plan to build one. Any help will be appreciated! Dennis.
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