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I'm no electrical guru but I do know if you hook 24VDC up to the primary windings of a transformer you'll get zip (0VDC) on the secondary. The only way to get DC through a transformer is to pulse it... i.e. 'invert' the DC to AC then convert back to DC using a regulator... it's a great way to isolate two circuits. Use the inverter link caveman gave ya. You could also use a simple 12V regulator like an LM320-12 if all you want to do is charge your phone... they're about a buck at radio shack.

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here a diagram its ruff but I think it explains it.


+24v +12v
to starter ------------- -------------
+ - + - ----------
______________________ ____________________ -------
l l l l -----
l l l l -
l l l l ground
l l l l
-------------------------------- --------------------------

I hope this makes sense, if not post your email and i can send a
better one that i made in photoshop

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If you have room for a 12V battery you could use a regulator too keep it charged... then you could run a normal stereo and such.

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ok i give up that looks nothing like what i meant it too post your email and i will send one that makes sense.

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browningm2(at)hotmail(dot)com

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you have mail

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thanks! :D nice drawing :p

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you have mail also

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I know Im a Geek :eek: [/QUOTE]


Yes, but you solved my problem :D