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Kevin D Pem

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AZ
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1984
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Alpinelite
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2016 Ram 1500
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So, everything is derived from my 115v inverter. My lights, refrigeration, water pumps, literally every electrical device finds it's capability from my 115vac system. Voltage fluctuations are nonexistent.

So when I got my electrical engineering list of white papers, I was intrigued by the report the auto industry is working on the concept of using a 48vdc buss system(still considered low voltage) as the next step in correcting the 12v shortcomings.
 
As Tim Allen used to say --- More power!!!
 
As Tim Allen used to say --- More power!!!
Yah, it may carry undesirable consequences. Right now car/RV systems like radios and such must work at voltages from 10 to 16 volts maybe a little more. With a more regulated voltage, those accessories may fail due to being built less robust.

Of course, that is speculation on my part.
 

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