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20-05-22, 16:07

Grant Bowker Grant Bowker is offline

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Feel free to tell me I'm wrong - I don't claim to be a wireless expert.
I have the impression that the WS19 required 12V (or 24V) to operate. Most trucks of that era were 6V. Is it possible that to avoid carrying both wireless batteries and charging sets (on trucks that were already heavily loaded) they devised a scheme to connect the batteries of two trucks in series to give 12V?

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