12 volt stabaliser

al n sal

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Hi guys

have seen a thread some where but can't remember where or when. anyway
i need a 12volt in and 12v out stabilizer for my new tv, (12v 5amp), have already found and ordered a 4pin din power plug, but want to fit a stabilizer into feed, as these tv's don't like 13v and above, so worried may make it poorly when on charge.

anyone know where cheap 12volt feed stabilizers are
thanks

al
 
thanks *****, i have the ac to 12v brick but am looking for the 12v to 12v stabaliser, as Im tight I,m looking for the cheapest i can find. some are horrendously pricey so hoping someone has found a cheap one.
 
scampa said:
This could be the 12v to 12v stabiliser that ***** mentioned at £15 on ebay......

12 Volt Stabiliser / Regulator - a must for anyone who owns a 12v TV!! | eBay

The easy way to find previous threads about them is to type "12v stabiliser" into the search box at the top of this page. :goodluck:
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The easy way to find previous threads about them is to type "12v stabiliser" into the search box at the top of this page. :goodluck:[/QUOTE]

thanks seen that one, but I'm sure i saw a thread some where for one cheaper, and the search comes up, "tuggers fall down".

al
 
Road Pro do one which was about £50. I got mine from RS for about the same price.

Richard
 
al n sal said:
Hi guys

have seen a thread some where but can't remember where or when. anyway
i need a 12volt in and 12v out stabilizer for my new tv, (12v 5amp), have already found and ordered a 4pin din power plug, but want to fit a stabilizer into feed, as these tv's don't like 13v and above, so worried may make it poorly when on charge.

anyone know where cheap 12volt feed stabilizers are
thanks

al
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I think mine is the same as yours and has a 4 pin conection to the set and all the stabilizers I've seen are 2.8mm single pin,or jack type. I need a stabiliser as well so will keep looking. I shall let you know if find one and you can do likewise.
 
donkey too said:
I think mine is the same as yours and has a 4 pin conection to the set and all the stabilizers I've seen are 2.8mm single pin,or jack type. I need a stabiliser as well so will keep looking. I shall let you know if find one and you can do likewise.
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Try the RS one. I will have a look in the van for Part No in the morning. Please PM me when I forget:)

Richard
 
donkey too said:
I think mine is the same as yours and has a 4 pin conection to the set and all the stabilizers I've seen are 2.8mm single pin,or jack type. I need a stabiliser as well so will keep looking. I shall let you know if find one and you can do likewise.
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I've bought one of these eBay - The UK's Online Marketplace, waiting for it to arrive, then i my buy one of these, 12 Volt Stabiliser / Regulator - a must for anyone who owns a 12v TV!! | eBay as i can't remember when or where i saw that thread......
anyway cut the small plug off and attach the new power plug. seems like an idea to me?
 
12v stabiliser

Hi AL n Sal try maplin I got one couple of years ago for 6 or 7 pound had no problem with it
Tony F
 
Forgive me if I seem thick, but my electrical knowledge runs to how to depress an on/off switch.
BUT, the plug going into my tele has four pins and that says to me four wires conected. Right? the stabiliser ion sale at flea bay has a jack type plug which says to me just two wires conected. Right?? what happens to the other two wires???
Yes I am serious.
 
Tony F said:
Hi AL n Sal try maplin I got one couple of years ago for 6 or 7 pound had no problem with it
Tony F
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went in to maplins, they told me they don't do them, look on the internet?

donkey too

it confuses the hell out of me too. I did find a drawing which showed which pins were used can't find it at the minute, but they showed only two pins used. (have to admit I haven't yet put a meter onto the pins in the supplied ac-dc adapter, daft innit) but will as soon as i get the time.
anyway if that is the case then its just the case of cutting and soldering wires on. I think.

fingers crossed
 
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