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Location: Devon, England
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08.12.2011, 08:26 PM
Sounds like the built-in PSU on the TP charger is a dude or maybe has a bad connection internally- safer to just take it back and swap it / get a different model as a replacement, though if it runs fine from a 12v batt you could always run it from a stand-alone PSU if the worst comes to the worst..
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