Smiff 24

What im wanting to find out is....
What is the accessory called that connects to a power supply that lets you
connect more than one pair of clamps at one time ? (like 2 chargers)

JoeAirPort

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Banana jacks?

The jacks go on the power supply. See figure 17.

Click this link and be sure to zoom in to see it bigger.
http://onlinecatalog.digikey.com/Web...&PageLabel=432

Smiff 24

Hey Joe
No, this is an add on accessory that plugs into the power supply.
It has a banana jack to plug into the power supply, then a cord to a
pos. & neg. pole that you then clip your charger to.

guver

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Check out West Mountain Radio, powerworx , reddee2 or the integy power strips. These may be for you.

Smiff 24

This is similar to what im looking for,
not the power supply just the wire lead & housing where you connect to.

KW_Counter

Smiff,
I can't see the device well enough to understand how it works.
My suggestion is to get rid of the clips and go to some type of plug.
I use Anderson Power Poles and Dean's are popular.
You can then run the wires from several ends to the PS
and just plug into them when you need to.
I hope this helps.
Good Luck,
KW_Counter

redfisher1974

I know what you want, but I cant find a pic of one anywhere. its just has a live bar and a ground that you clamp to.

exeter_acres

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most people just home make them.

Smiff 24

OK I found a similar one in an old RCCA magazine,
its a "how to" on making a ...power supply adapter
The factory Integy is the photo on the right !
This is basically what I was lookin for & thanks for everybodys help.

Smiff 24

BINGO !

Smiff 24

OK heres what Ive come up with.
This is an abandon micro-t charger Ive converted to a power supply adapter.
It worked fine so far but One question.....
are the battery holder springs ok to hold the clamp bars ? or do I need
to solder the clamp bars to the wireing inside the box ?

guver

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Those spring contacts might be good up to around 2 amps . Any more than that and you'd want to use the wires.

Smiff 24

Thanks guver, I was afraid they would light up like a wall heater element
if I went too high amps.
Ill go ahead and hard wire it in.

Smiff 24

Hard wired this time!
Seems to work OK....