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Re: [A/S] radio power on 1991 Excella

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Subject: Re: [A/S] radio power on 1991 Excella
From: Charlie/Betty Burke <cbburke@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 13 Dec 2005 15:45:53 -0700

No, the radio is a 12V automotive style radio and requires 12V. The 
radio like most of the rest of the electrical components in your coach 
operate on 12V. When you plug in to 110V the built in converter changes 
the 110V's to 12V and recharges the onboard batteries which in turn 
provides 12V to the many coach electrical compnents, lights etc.

Charlie

References:
- [A/S] radio power on 1991 Excella
  - From: jazzeriqua

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