The Micor also requires 9.6v on the interconnect backplane.
Chuck K0XM
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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
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