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Old 14-01-2018, 20:42   #16
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Re: Electrically quiet 12 VDC power supply

You might need a rotary inverter. Essentially an elecrtric motor driving a dc generator with capacitor stabilization of the commutator ripple.
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Old 15-01-2018, 00:50   #17
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Re: Electrically quiet 12 VDC power supply

For a few dollars you can quantify the results...

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Old 15-01-2018, 05:55   #18
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Re: Electrically quiet 12 VDC power supply

I second the IOTA charger , They just work and mostly half the size of others.
I have one aboard .
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