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I have not got one so it is not a go and buy one post... I just had a look at Amazon...
Mike
P.S. we use the cab radio ....
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from a 12v socket via a dc/dc converter like this http://www.powerstream.com/dc6.htm Many radios can be powered this way. You can check in a shop by looking at those on display and seeing if they use an external power pack to convert from ac to dc and reduce to under 12v dc.
I have looked at the power consumption of dash mounted radios and they all seem very high, mine says 10 amps although I doubt it is so high just on radio. Still better safe than sorry and if it is that high (or even half that) it would soon discharge the engine battery to the extent that it might not start the engine.
If on mains hook up then just use the cab radio if you refer, Alan.
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