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December 23rd 05, 05:37 AM
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Attn: Jim Weir - 24v to 12v
I have a car adapter that powers my pda and gps receiver. The adapter is
generic and has no information on it that says what the allowable input voltages are. Is there an easy way to determine if it allows a 24/28v input? Also, is there an easy circuit to convert 24/28v to 12/14v for these kinds of adapters? 
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