Hi Sammy
All radios are designed to run at 13.8 volts to get full power output (TX) and if you drop to 12v there could be a slight drop in TX power.
13.8 is the voltage that most vehicles charge the battery at.
The DC power data is in the documents measured for each band and TX level.
I would get the largest power supply you can as you will always use it for whatever radio you have, so don’t penny pinch on a power supply J
Min G0JMS
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Here is the value of power and Amps taken on the N7500.
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