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Old 22-05-22, 14:34
Bruce MacMillan Bruce MacMillan is offline
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In the photo from Charlie it shows a 4pdt switch on the side of the vehicle. It's in a convenient place on the side where batteries would be kept. My thoughts are this is for charging batteries. Here are some diagrams of the battery system from my M152 sigs van. You can see there is a 4pdt switch to select battery banks and each bank has a pair of wires connecting to the switch. This allows one set to be used and the other to be charged. The knife switch is not rated for radio frequencies so you wouldn't want to attenuate the already low power output.
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