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Black plastic battery case for Yaesu radios

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Ruth's sister internal power cable 23 710 Yaesu VX-6R

SKU CH-XWQV-RKGXS

Battery case holds two AA alkaline cells for Yaesu VX-5R, VX-6R, VX-7R and VX-710 radios

  • Compatible with Yaesu VX-6R and VX-7R radios
  • Fits Yaesu VX-5R and VX-710 models
  • Powers device using two AA alkaline batteries
  • Protective case design for radio pack storage

Yaesu radio battery case support

This cable assembly is built for Yaesu VX-5R, VX-6R, VX-7R and VX-710 radios. It fits the FBA-23 battery case that accepts two AA alkaline cells. The part suits operators who need a reliable internal power link for portable amateur radio use. It is supplied new and ready to install inside the compatible battery pack.

Internal power link for alkaline pack

The cable connects the battery contacts to the radio's internal supply rails, freeing the operator from proprietary rechargeable packs. It requires the FBA-23 case and two standard AA alkaline cells to function. Builders without that specific case or those needing a direct DC input for other chemistries cannot use this item.

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Questions about this item

What is the maximum continuous current the cable can carry before voltage drop becomes the limiting factor?

The cable is a battery case that holds two AA alkaline cells, so its current limit is set by the cells themselves rather than by the wire.

Does the case generate any audible noise or noticeable heat during all-day transmit cycles?

No, the case contains only passive contacts and two AA alkaline batteries, so it produces no fan noise and no measurable heat of its own.

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