The NGVB VOLTAGE BOOSTER will operate 12 Volt negative ground accessories from 6 or 8 Volt negative ground electrical systems. Because of its very efficient design, its current draw is negligible when no load is applied. Unlike conventional boosters, which use a transformer, it can be used for memory maintenance or alarm systems in the standby mode for long periods of time without discharging the vehicle battery. Quiescent current draw is about 10 milliamps.
The booster is a cube 1 3/4 inches on each side. Due to its very small size, it can often be mounted directly to the accessory it is intended to operate.
More information is contained on the specification sheet which is included with the unit.
$50.00 plus shipping (about $6-7.00 Lower 48) - Cost me $69.00 - sold the csr is was to go on, so I no longer need this.
OFFERS CONSIDERED...THIS IS A NEW ITEM NEVER USED AND I NO LONGER HAVE THE VEHICLE IT WAS TO BE INSTALLED IN.
Voltage Booster...change 6 Volts to 12
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Re: Voltage Booster...change 6 Volts to 12
These, many different ones, are a sneaky way to keep 6 volt starters & generators & run 12 volt LED lights and a GPS or phone charger with a USB port wired to a cigar/cigarette socket.
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Re: Voltage Booster...change 6 Volts to 12
Any interest anyone?
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Re: Voltage Booster...change 6 Volts to 12
Still available
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Re: Voltage Booster...change 6 Volts to 12
Stocking stuffer, anyone? Small and compact.
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Re: Voltage Booster...change 6 Volts to 12
Still available..offer considered