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As the crow flies? No. If you are hugging the radiator core support and fender and dash and then to the back of the console? Yup.
HOW TO: POWER DISTRIBUTION Part 1-Aux fuse panel
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As the crow flies? No. If you are hugging the radiator core support and fender and dash and then to the back of the console? Yup.
Excellent. Thanks.
Why do you need a nowadays power inverter? evryting is 12V
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Nowadays the list is much smaller. Today it’s mainly as a back up. I have a 12v charger for my MacBook but it’s painfully slow compared to the inverter.
My USB plugs didn’t work with my IPad nor the iPhone 7+ so I could just purchase compatible USB ports, or I can just plug it into my already working inverter.
Rice cooker. You may laugh but after going camping with a handful of Asians, the power of freshly cooked rice is STRONG.
C-PAP machines are 110v only. I don’t use One but there are quite a few here who do.
High end camera equipment. It’s super handy to have 110v around.
The Hitachi Wand is 110v, need I say more?
Nowadays the list is much smaller. Today it’s mainly as a back up. I have a 12v charger for my MacBook but it’s painfully slow compared to the inverter.
My USB plugs didn’t work with my IPad nor the iPhone 7+ so I could just purchase compatible USB ports, or I can just plug it into my already working inverter.
Rice cooker. You may laugh but after going camping with a handful of Asians, the power of freshly cooked rice is STRONG.
C-PAP machines are 110v only. I don’t use One but there are quite a few here who do.
High end camera equipment. It’s super handy to have 110v around.
The Hitachi Wand is 110v, need I say more?
I been hanging with Philippines peeps lately and man I hear you on the rice cooker. Had to look up that wand thing though . . . . . hmm
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Rice cooker. You may laugh but after going camping with a handful of Asians, the power of freshly cooked rice is STRONG.
Nowadays the list is much smaller. Today it’s mainly as a back up. I have a 12v charger for my MacBook but it’s painfully slow compared to the inverter.
My USB plugs didn’t work with my IPad nor the iPhone 7+ so I could just purchase compatible USB ports, or I can just plug it into my already working inverter.
Rice cooker. You may laugh but after going camping with a handful of Asians, the power of freshly cooked rice is STRONG.
C-PAP machines are 110v only. I don’t use One but there are quite a few here who do.
High end camera equipment. It’s super handy to have 110v around.
The Hitachi Wand is 110v, need I say more?
Look everything was ok with your pathetic explanation of your bad experience with your cheap Chines chargers
Rice cooker ok that is a little Bizarre
But Hitachi Wand that I needed to dig Google to find what is it. So after hours of hardkor Porn I agree totally you need 110V AC in the rig
PS I talked with one of my lady friends that know it all and she told me to tell you that there are rechargeable wands that inflict plesure more than the Hitachi and Ha she has the 220V version .
@NLXTACY Have you ever gotten close to drawing 80 amps on your system?
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I actually don’t know. I should install an ammeter
Seems like a ton of juice. I'm going with 40 amps. Easy enough to go bigger later on. This thread is killer. Thanks for taking the time to put it all up here!
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Thank you for spending more of my money...UPS/FedEx comes to my house every day now considering me and the kids.