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AJGalaxy2012



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I have a good 12v 50 amp stabilised power supply


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I make them for high powered car audio, CB and modelmakers, converted from server PSU's. BMW i3 Electric Car
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GraemeS



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I was thinking a 20A rather than a 5A trickle charger.

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The PSU above is 50A not 5.0A BMW i3 Electric Car
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Yes, I saw your 50A. I was clarifying my reference to my initial unqualified suggestion.

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AJGalaxy2012



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ok, understood, these PSU's will be better than a battery charger type of supply because their output is very smooth, pretty much like a battery really which is ideal. BMW i3 Electric Car
2012 Full Fat RR 4.4 TDV8 (now gone)
2006 VW Touareg 3.0 TDi V6

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MPx



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stan wrote:
MPx wrote:
Interesting...and just to be different, I don't detect any such issues in my 5.0SC, seems to hold rock steady except around other traffic when it constantly slows down.



adaptive cruise control???????


You've got it Stan ....and you know I hate it! Mike - MPx

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MPx



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double post Mike - MPx

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MPx wrote:
....and you know I hate it!
It should be able to be disabled by removing the fuse for the radar unit and changing the CCF specs to normal CC. I swapped my 4.4 back and forth between CC and ACC a couple of times during retrofit whilst waiting to have the s/h radar unit reprogrammed from Jaguar to the L322.

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