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Originally posted by Frank_DaFoneguy:
the best you can get from the DC to AC conversion is square wave AC anyway, not true Alternating Current.
You can get true sinewave A.C., but it usually comes rather more expensive for any given power.

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Originally posted by hbiss:
Buzzzzzz. No, sorry Rob, the "piece of equipment" operates on DC.
Buzzz yourself....

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Originally posted by AAA:
I have a piece of equipment that will work with 14 to 24 VAC @ 1.5 Amp or 12 to 35 VDC @ 1.5 Amp. But I am tying in a light bar that will only take 12VAC.
He says the equipment will work with 14-24 VAC OR 12-35 VDC.

That's why I thought, "why mess around with the DC at all?"


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