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Cb Radio Power Cord/Cables 2-Wire 15A 3-Pin CB Power Cord with 12V Cigarette Lighter Plug for Cb Radio (2 Pack)

Find your AWG power cord best suited for CB, HAM and 10-meter radio uses. Walcott Radio distributes multiple types of CB power cords in various foot lengths with minimal amp drawing. Most of our power cords for CB and HAM radios also come equipped with a fuse.

The power supply has the ability to provide power to various Ham and CB radios. It has an impressive line and load regulation along with low ripple and noise. The amazing switching power supply of 13.8V, while 9-15V adjustable power output.

Whether you are looking to power a small 2-amp radio or a 60-amp electronic device, we have a large selection of CB radio power supplies, HAM radio power supplies, and AC to 12V DC converters available for you.

Get the power you need with our selection of Power Supplies! It is important to make sure that you select the right power supply for your needs. Check the amps needed for your equipment and choose accordingly.

When selecting multi-output inverter power supplies for your CB radio, assessing their ability to provide stable power is essential. The power supplies should meet the combined power needs of your equipment, regulate voltage effectively, and protect against overloading and short circuits.

When choosing a power supply for your CB radio, you need to consider the power requirements of the radio and any additional accessories you plan to use at the same time. Most CB radios require a power supply with an amperage rating between 3 to 7 amps.

Pyramid Universal Compact Bench Power Supply - 9 Amp Regulated Home Lab Benchtop AC-DC Converter Power Supply for CB Radio, HAM w/ 13.8 Volt DC 115/230V AC Switchable, USB, Cigarette Lighter - PSV90. Only 16 left in stock (more on the way).

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Based on your description, it sounds like you have a CB radio, which is limited to a maximum of 4 watts. As long as you aren''t pumping out more than the legal limit through your antenna, your amperage requirements should be rather low. A 20 amp power supply should be more than enough needed to power a CB radio as a base station, with