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12 volt power for bench testing car parts?
Hello Friends,
My clock is running slow. I think it is losing 15 minutes per day. This weekend I plan to take it out of the car and adjust the +/- to get it accurate. Which brings up this question: What amps do electrical parts from the car need to function correctly and safely? I have a 12v battery charger with a 2 amp setting; would this work to run the clock on my work bench for a few days while I continually adjust closer to correct timing? I have other 12v power-supplies from household appliances, but don't know if the the amps would blow the clock. Also, I have some other electical parts I want to test besides the clock; what is the correct power source for bench testing automotive electrical parts? Thank you in advance! Jeffrey
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