Using a 27/81 CB with burner on a leisure battery
Posted: Fri May 06, 2022 6:36 pm
Hello again guys and girls.
Probably a very easy question to ask. I know my stuff about cars, and general mechanics, so I am not "new" to car or van electrics, but this obviously involves CB.
I am pretty sure that my EuroCB EA-150P linear is working ok, and have had some very pleasant reports speaking with people from a good high vantage point. Getting to the point, I would like to use a separate battery with the burner and the CB. Reason for this is that I have done some research and it seems that the amp would still run very nicely on 12v straight, and also with just 3ish Watts coming in from the Rotel RVC-240 without the van running. I am fairly sure it would still result in a nice 40+W output (because of the voltage drop), and might sound little better than putting 4W in from the CB and 14.8v in from the running van. It also might stop the amp from getting so very hot!!
Any feedback or advice would be very much appreciated.
Thanks for your time ,
Chris (Side)
Probably a very easy question to ask. I know my stuff about cars, and general mechanics, so I am not "new" to car or van electrics, but this obviously involves CB.
I am pretty sure that my EuroCB EA-150P linear is working ok, and have had some very pleasant reports speaking with people from a good high vantage point. Getting to the point, I would like to use a separate battery with the burner and the CB. Reason for this is that I have done some research and it seems that the amp would still run very nicely on 12v straight, and also with just 3ish Watts coming in from the Rotel RVC-240 without the van running. I am fairly sure it would still result in a nice 40+W output (because of the voltage drop), and might sound little better than putting 4W in from the CB and 14.8v in from the running van. It also might stop the amp from getting so very hot!!
Any feedback or advice would be very much appreciated.
Thanks for your time ,
Chris (Side)