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DKase

12-22-2007 17:45:02




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I am getting my W 14 Case payloader fixed up and would like to find a 24 V radio to put in it. Does anyone have an idea where to look. I'm not having much luck finding one. DK




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ChrisB

12-25-2007 14:43:28




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 Re: 24 volt radio in reply to DKase, 12-22-2007 17:45:02  
Does a 24v Radio exist?

Save for a resistor in series, which would not work as the volume on the radio would not make the load static..... AJ as the right idea.

If AJ's idea is too complicated for ya then just wire the radio to one battery and remember to turn it off when not needed.

I once saw a guy go through all the trouble of mounting a 12v alternator and regulator to a 24v machine. Novel idea but a lot of work..... . Guy was depressed when upon completion he realized the machine had to be running to hear the thing when he was outside working.

Amazes me how some people can be so smart yet so..... ..... ..... ..... ....

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AJ.

12-23-2007 13:54:36




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 Re: 24 volt radio in reply to DKase, 12-22-2007 17:45:02  
Usually all the 24v machines I come across have 12V radios,if your machine has a factory raido slot it odds on there are two wires with 12 volts near it,one would be red with 12v when the key is on and the other yellow with constant 12v for the radio memory,you can use a dropper but you will need two or you can use a relay and wire the radio from one of the 12v batteries,if you opt for to do it that way use the battery that has the ground cable on it,you will need one simple 24v relay to switch the radio on and off with the key,radios that are wired diredtly off the battery get left on and should the period of time be long enough the battery will run down, I am no draftsman but have drawn a simple sketch of how to wire it up so the key switch controls it.
AJ

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dlplost

12-22-2007 23:19:34




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 Re: 24 volt radio in reply to DKase, 12-22-2007 17:45:02  
See eBay item #270198048331
24v to 12v converter 15 amps

run your radio, lights etc..up to 15 amps worth.



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jdemaris

12-22-2007 17:53:23




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 Re: 24 volt radio in reply to DKase, 12-22-2007 17:45:02  
Any good solar-electric dealer will have converters you can use a standard 12 volt radio - 24 - 12,, 48 - 12, etc. Of course, it would be cheaper yet if you didn't need any inverter at all. Since the radio draws such a small amount of current, you could probably buy a $10 chip to do the job from any industrial electric supply company. I'm no electronics wiz - but I've seen many of them in use. MY 24 volt Allis Chalmers HD6 has a chip-controller powering a 12 volt hour meter.

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