A Micor Base/Repeater Power Supply is a dual supply with 12+ plus 10.8 + Volts. As you look at the power supply the two large terminals with the Red and Black Lead going to the PA is 12 Volts, although it actually measure about 14 volts. On the backplane there is another small plug that comes out of the power supply and that plug supplies 10.8 Volts, plus 12 Volt Regulated for the Receiver, Exciter, etc. So you could run it on battery, except you would have to build a 10.8 volt regulated circuit from say a LM317 regulator to adjust the 12 + to 10.8 volts also. So Yes, it can be run on 12 volt battery power.
JIM KA2AJH _____ From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of twoway_tech Sent: Monday, January 29, 2007 3:37 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [Repeater-Builder] MICOR BASE OR REPEATER ON BATTERIES? Does anybody have any info on how to get a Micor bas or repeater to run on batteries12V)? The only micor we ever tried to run on 12V wouldn't even turn on. I seem to recall that the power supply output was 15V. Anyone ever come accrossed this? Thanks, Jordan
