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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
You can tap into it to power something else w/o using the same gauge wire. You will want to use wire that is the right size for the accessory you plan on using.
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Sorry I never got back to you, I don't know where my wire strippers are.
I tapped into the rear cigarrette lighter to power another cigarette lighter plug that powered an iPod charger, and I don't have any problems.
I tapped into the rear cigarrette lighter to power another cigarette lighter plug that powered an iPod charger, and I don't have any problems.
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the things i want to power are in my very first post
i also purchased an inline fuse holder the other day, along with some 10 amp fuses
20 ga is 11 amp max. so maybe i would be fine if i have a 10amp fuse to protect it
i also purchased an inline fuse holder the other day, along with some 10 amp fuses
20 ga is 11 amp max. so maybe i would be fine if i have a 10amp fuse to protect it
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Originally Posted by 96bonniessei
the things i want to power are in my very first post
i also purchased an inline fuse holder the other day, along with some 10 amp fuses
20 ga is 11 amp max. so maybe i would be fine if i have a 10amp fuse to protect it
i also purchased an inline fuse holder the other day, along with some 10 amp fuses
20 ga is 11 amp max. so maybe i would be fine if i have a 10amp fuse to protect it
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