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electrical:inverter [2024/04/05 19:27] frater_secessus [sharing power] |
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- | For ~120w loads you can use a small inverter intended for the cigarette lighter port. They are typically fused at 10A, hence the wattage limit (12v x 10A = 120w). | ||
- | If you go this route, consider using [[https:// | + | For ~120w loads you can use [[https:// |
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+ | Note: Ciggy ports are already delicate so having an inverter that sticks out of the socket will cause poor connections and often failure of the inverter or socket. | ||
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+ | In any case, find out what kind of fuse your ciggy port uses and have some on hand. Mistakes are easy to make and easy to fix (if you have the spare fuse waiting). | ||
==== estimating your needs ==== | ==== estimating your needs ==== | ||