RCA Westinghouse Zenith Radio B battery Charger Eliminator 67.5 v Acopian 65EB05

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RCA Westinghouse Zenith Radio B battery Charger Eliminator 67.5 v Acopian 65EB05:
$65.00

This power module will power vintage radios that require 67.5 volts and most radios that operate on 90 volts (if the low voltage limit is not more than 65 volts +\\- 2%). This module will provide power for up to five radios at one time where the \"B\" battery current per radio does not exceed 10 ma (most radios are less than 8 ma). Therefore you can power multiple radios on your display shelf. The radios shown are not included.The voltage output of this module is just as dangerous as the voltages of the \"B\" batteries that you buy to power these radios . The seller assumes no responsibilities for any misuse, modifications, lack of shielding connections, improper connections, lack of knowledge, etc. that may result in injury or death. You will receive the power module only. No power cord and no battery connectors are included.

Save some money and stop buying the 67.5 volt zinc \"B\" batteries at about $40.00 each that may last a month. Less Than the cost of two batteries will pay for this. Module made is USA and UL recognized.

Think about this, an Eveready battery current capacity is 140 mah (milli-amp hours). This battery will only last about 18 hours because most of these radios draw about 8 milli-amps when in use. Divide 8 milli-amp into 140 milli-amp hours and you will get 17.5 hours. Some batteries out here are sold as new but are old stock, the battery current capacity of these will be less because of shelf life.

THIS POWER MODULE MAY ALSO BE USED TO CHARGE YOUR REUSABLE \"B\" BATTERY PACKS (depending on the voltage limits that will operate your radio).

Change the 9 volt zinc batteries in your reusable battery packs to 9 volt NI-CAD or 9 volt Lithium Ion and use this charger/eliminator to keep them charged.

Now you can test those radios before you sell them. You can come back years from now and use this. It will not be like a battery and be dead when you need it.

response FROM BUYER: battery eliminator (65 V) Nice! AAA+++++

response FROM BUYER: Great Communication and Quick Shipping A+++ Recommended Seller RCA Westinghouse Zenith Radio B battery Charger Eliminator 67.5 v Reusable \"B\"

response FROM BUYER: Works as it should

Come see it or have your representative see it,verify the item(s), and the quality of the item(s).

The module will be tested under load before it is shipped and the measured voltage reading will be supplied to you. No module will ship that is not within specification.

There is no warranty implied and/or expressed. All items are sold as is and where is, no returns accepted. It is your right or a representative selected by you to come and see what you are buying before you offer. No inspection after it is sold. What you see is what you get in the above pictures, no more no less. Again, radios and connectors are not included.

Item will ship FEDERAL EXPRESS, USPS, or thru Freight Quote or a carrier of your choice if you arrange transportation, after the first Thursday after payment clears. A telephone number is required for shipping . OPEN TO ALL QUESTIONS

This is the Acopian 65E05 module:

STANDARD FEATURES

• May be used in series

• No derating or heat sinking required

• Short circuit protected

SPECIFICATIONS

Input Voltage: 105-125 VAC, 47 to 420 Hz, single phase.

Output Voltage Setting: Outputs are factory preset to

within ±1% (10 to 75 volt models) of the nominal output voltage.

T/C terminal: For single output models, the T/C terminal

can be used to trim the output more precisely to the

nominal voltage rating by connecting an external resistor

from the T/C terminal to either the +or– terminal.

Polarity: Either positive or negative terminal of a single

output module may be grounded.

Mounting: Threaded mounting holes permit mounting to

a chassis, cabinet wall or bracket.

Now to make a rechargeable battery pack connect seven rechargeable nine voltage batteries in series. Attached this battery pack with the connectors to match your radio (does the connectors on your radio look like the ones in my picture, I have some ?). Then add mating connectors to this module. Now you can charge your battery pack with it or connector the module to the radio or connect it to your radio and battery pack at the same time. Use the battery pack when you are going outside, the pack will last longer. Hope this helps.