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Come and take it
thanks
I saw that but wanted to see it in an 80 series.
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I will post one tonight after work.thanks
I saw that but wanted to see it in an 80 series.
Not the best shot, I was in the middle of loading for my trip. This is positioned as if the second row seats were in. I have it located directly behind the driver seat which will be where it spends most of its time.Let's see some pics of that 80qt!
Thanks @LFD2037 !
The PO took it apart and apparently soldered some wires to the leads behind the factory plug to get rid of the 12v wire. Also found this on expeditionportal:
http://www.expeditionportal.com/for...ipped?p=1457416&highlight=stopped#post1457416
I'll pull her apart and tighten things up. Thanks again!
Finally going camping with the fridge and the deep cycle set up. Its parked in the driveway now in 100 temps plugged into the 12 volt recepticle. Looks to be doing fine, I'll hook up 120 overnight and chill it down even more. So many options now.
Can't wait to head up to the cool country with the group from Copper State Cruisers and beat the heat
I think I may have found a replacement cord that will work with the edgestar (that doesn't cost $70). I was digging around in my old computer crap and found a 2 pole cord that goes to a laptop charger. The one I have doesn't have a keyed end, and while I think it would work, I'm not going to chance plugging it in the wrong way.
I want to hardwire the cord for my LX and keep the original cigarette lighter cord for my other car. I think this cord from Amazon will work, just have to be sure to make it up to the vehicle side properly since the positive and negative cords aren't colored. For reference, I believe it is a C7 polarized plug end.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0017UCTX8/?tag=ihco-20
This graphic in this video has it backwards, but they explain it correctly I believe.