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Thread: Prc6 rt-196

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07-03-2009, 20:19

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foxmike

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You can build your own adapter.
PRC-6 Battery Box

or there is a guy in Italy that makes inverters that will work with the PRC-6 with a 6V battery. I have a few and they work OK.

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