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DuraComm LPX-14 Home Radio Power Supply

DuraComm

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A 100–240V AC input and rated 13.8V DC, 13A output power compatible Midland MicroMobile radios indoors. This is a power supply, not a radio or backup battery.

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Powering a compatible Midland radio as a home-base component
Material / format
Regulated AC-to-DC supply · 13.8V / 13A rated output · Fanless
Know before buying
Separate radio and suitable antenna required. Follow the maker’s connection, polarity and wiring instructions; radio power-lead preparation may be required. Backup power is separate. Purchase and availability are confirmed by Midland; this accessory cannot join the Cook bag.

Selection notes

Regulated AC-to-DC power for a compatible home radio.

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