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Old 03-01-18, 19:55
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Ian the supply for the wireless was by means of 2X 6V batteries wired in series to create a 12V supply. One pair mounted by the headboard and another pair mounted further back. One pair would be on charge via the PTO or remote generator whilst the other pair were in operation.
I think the British version PU's all had a 12V supply to the engine and lights?
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