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electrical:12v:ports [2020/04/13 22:14] frater_secessus [12v house power outlets] |
electrical:12v:ports [2023/02/06 12:32] frater_secessus [the cigarette outlet] |
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- | * universal | + | * universal((although there are proprietary versions like the [[https:// |
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* notoriously unreliable, although [[https:// | * notoriously unreliable, although [[https:// | ||
+ | If you must use a ciggy port considering plugging in a [[https:// | ||
+ | ==== breaking the 10A barrier ==== | ||
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+ | If you wanted to extract more power from the alternator you could wire in [[electrical: | ||
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===== other connector types ===== | ===== other connector types ===== | ||
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+ | Advanced users often cut off the ciggy plug and use something superior for their needs. | ||
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+ | ==== Anderson ==== | ||
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- | * ciggy adapter needs to be cut off | ||
* more $$$ | * more $$$ | ||
* need to be assembled((pin on wire, pin into connector, neg/pos connectors mated together)) | * need to be assembled((pin on wire, pin into connector, neg/pos connectors mated together)) |