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I’ve got a problem with a radio from 1953. The radio has a voltage reducer so it can run on 12V (like the rest of the truck) and recently just stopped working — no sound (not even static) and no light.
I’ve also got a battery charger with a 12V, 100 amp starting feature. My question is: can I use the battery charger to bench-test the radio?
My primary goal is to not start a fire. The secondary goal is to not create a bigger problem than I already have.
My plan is to simply look for a loose or broken connection so I don’t want to spend a lot of money buying a power supply. Anything more difficult than that I’m probably going to have to take in for repair.
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